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Mubarak may be sent to prison if corruption charges stand true

Sources close to the office of the top Prosecutor General have confirmed that the deposed Mubarak is expected to be questioned in connection with a host of charges including corruption.

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Thursday, March 3,2011 23:14

	IkhwanWeb

Sources close to the office of the top Prosecutor General have confirmed that the deposed Mubarak is expected to be questioned in connection with a host of charges including corruption.

According to reports a statement will be released by the Prosecutor General in the coming hours. The source stated that the prosecutor general is seriously looking into the charges highlighting that the ousted ex-president no longer enjoys immunity. The dictator tyrant may well be referred for trial and if convicted, will be sent to prison.