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Ahmed Fairish

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Justice Fairish arrested in Male' after escaping from Himmafushi rehab Ahmed Fairish, transferred to the National Drug Agency rehabilitation centre in Himmafushi after his arrest on 18 October, escaped and was found and arrested in Male' the next day. The case drew public attention after resident Mohamed Saeed went on hunger strike over what he said was inaction on complaints against Fairish, with harassment complaints lodged with police over the past 18 months. The Edition Source (opens The Edition in a new tab)
Justice Suspect arrested for repeated public nuisance escapes drug treatment facility Ahmed Fairish, a man arrested for intoxication and repeated public nuisance, escaped from a National Drug Agency treatment centre in Himmafushi after being transferred there under police supervision. Authorities have not yet located him; he was most recently arrested on October 17. Adhadhu (English) Source (opens Adhadhu (English) in a new tab)
Justice Man arrested for public disturbance in Malé escapes from NDA rehabilitation centre Police confirmed on Saturday that Ahmed Fairish, 43, escaped from the NDA rehabilitation centre while under the institution's supervision. He had been arrested for public disturbance in Malé. Atoll Times Source (opens Atoll Times in a new tab)
Justice Fairish runs away from Himmafushi rehab centre Ahmed Fairish, held at the Drug Rehabilitation Centre in K. Himmafushi after his October 18 arrest on charges including vandalism, assault and obstruction of police duties, escaped from the centre, police said. His 15-day remand was due to expire next Monday. The Edition Source (opens The Edition in a new tab)

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