On March 2, 2015, Abdullah Mohamed was arrested as a minor from the street while returning from a private lesson in Alexandria. He was detained amidst case No. 19230 of 2015, Second Mantaza, charged with demonstrating without a permit, assaulting army and police forces, stopping trains, obstructing the passage of cars, assaulting passers-by, possessing weapons, joining a banned group, planning to hurt the economy, and conspiring to corrupt the economic conference. In December 2015, he was sentenced to three years in prison and a fine of 100,000 pounds. – Violations: – according to his family, the child was subjected to “torture party,” where he was beaten and blindfolded in an attempt to force his confession to fake charges – he was beaten by the criminals, forcing his parents to pay them in order to stop assaulting him.