Almotamar.net - The Sepcialised First Instance Criminal court decided Tuesday fixing the date of 24 April 2008 for final presentations in the case of the Sana'a 2nd terrorist cell in which 14 persons are accused, among them two women.

In the sitting held today under chairmanship of Judge Mujsin Mohammed Alwan the court listened to reply of the prosecution on defences presented by the defence group for the defendant Abdulkarim al-Khaiwani in which the prosecution mentioned that the measures of arrest and inspection were conducted according to legal measures and the evidence the prosecution presented against the defendant al-Khaiwani of communications and phone calls proves his connection to sabotage gangs. The reply mentioned that defendant al-Khaiwani was entrusted with the media side of the Houthi insurgence movement.

Representative of the attorney general indicated that the prosecution presented substantial evidence on condemnation of al-Khaiwani, demanding for not accepting the defence presented by the defence group.

The prosecution has earlier accused the cell elements with charge of taking part in an armed gang for committing criminal acts, preparing plans with intention of killing and sabotage, jeopardizing safety of the society and its security to danger, providing necessary supplies of weapons, explosives, poisonous materials, communications devices, financial amounts and publications and recordings in addition to distribution of roles among them for targeting camps and security units, putting poisons into drinking water tanks, attacking vital installations and military transport means.