Jordan man jailed for night intrusion
The Court of Summary Justice in Amman concluded its ruling by sentencing a man in his thirties to three months in prison for multiple offenses, including entering his cousin’s house at night without permission, possessing a knife and a sharp tool, and breaking into a home at night. The incident occurred when he was found hiding inside a closet in his cousin’s house, leading to a fight and injuries among family members. The court confirmed that entering a home at night without permission is a crime of breaking into private residences, and possessing a knife poses a threat to public safety. The court sentenced the defendant to a fine and imposed the harsher penalty of three months in prison, along with the confiscation of the knife. The judgments were issued in the presence of both parties and are subject to appeal.
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