First lieutenant of syndicate The Commission goes to jail
Majid Alibadi, a high-ranking member of the organized crime syndicate 'The Commission,' has been jailed for orchestrating firebombings during a 2023 tobacco war. The conviction relied heavily on surveillance evidence, including recorded conversations from his vehicle.
Why it matters
The case marks a significant legal victory against organized crime syndicates involved in violent turf wars over illicit tobacco trade.
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Share A A A Chatting in a Mercedes-Benz has led to the downfall of one of the top-ranked lieutenants of the organised crime syndicate The Commission, who has been jailed for orchestrating a series of firebombings at the height of the tobacco war in 2023.
Majid Alibadi, who was once infamously picked up from remand by a Rolls-Royce and Lamborghini sent by kingpin Kazem “Kaz” Hamad, has been convicted of staging a string of arson attacks against the interests of rival gangland boss Fadi Haddara on behalf of the Hamad syndicate in late 2023.
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