Security forces arrested Ahmed Ezzat as a minor, with others (individually) in their houses on March 6, 2014, and then took all of them to Al-Mansoura second station to force them to confess to several charges, including possession of a firearm without a license and possession of tools used to assault persons (Molotov). He then appeared before the prosecution charged under a case known in the media as “the case of terrorist cells in Mansoura”, No. 6675 for 2014 Al-Mansoura second felonies, registered under No. 757 for 2014 South of Al-Mansoura Total. They were detained pending investigations. He was acquitted on 8 September 2016. – Violations he was subjected to: – Confession under threat.