[ALMARSAD.CO] Under the command of Major General Omar Abdul-Jalil in 2017, the Anti-ISIS Operations Room had launched a fierce war against both brigades involved in human trafficking, fuel smuggling, and collusion with ISIS and other terrorist organizations. Ahmed Omar Abdel Hamid al-Dabbashi, nicknamed "Al-Ammo", or "The Uncle", was top in the list of accused and wanted runaways.
On 13 April 2020, al-Ammo returned to Sabratha in an operation blessed by Fayez al-Sarraj himself against the same Anti-ISIS Operations Room led by Major General Abdul-Jalil. Worse still, al-Ammo and his bad boys, according to confirmed reports, killed two of Major General Abdul-Jalil’s sons at their homes, Ahmed (17 years old) and Ashraf (22 years old), as acts of Dire Revenge. al-Ammo then appeared in a video yesterday, feigning to be a repentant criminal and calling for the rule of the state and supporting Fayez al-Sarraj’s government.
He'll be looking for safety in Turkish exile...if he makes it there
Prior to this al-Ammo appeared in one of the photos with two hard boyz from the city of Zawiya. The person one behind al-Ammo is Mahmoud Bilghaith, a member of the so-called "Libyan Revolutionaries Operations Room", led by Shabaan Hadiya al-Makani (also known as Abu Ubaida al-Zawi) and Ali Mazkour, another bad boy from Zawiya.
In another photo taken in al-Mutrad after storming the Western Intelligence headquarters and prison and the release of hundreds of dangerous prisoners, al-Ammo appeared during the preparations for the storming of Sabratha. The attack on Sabratha took place hours later, followed by a cycle of Dire Revenge acts, torching of civilian houses and state buildings, and looting of facilities, including the Security Directorate headquarters—the very same building where Fathi Bashagha assigned a new security director whilst the building was still on fire.
Al-Amou is one of the most notorious sanctioned criminals by the United Nations
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Security Council (UNSC) on charges of human trafficking. He is also liable for the deaths of thousands of migrants colonists who drowned in death boats during the period between 2012 and 2017.
Several international organizations hold al-Ammo accountable for violations against migrants colonists in a shelter centre he controlled in Sabratha under the pretext of fighting illegal migration. While he was receiving aid from the GNA and Italia, he smuggled the migrants colonists to other traffickers in exchange for money. In November 2018, Al Marsad had published an exclusive recording of what people found in that centre after al-Ammo fled the city. 
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