On Friday, Syrian security forces in Latakia province arrested Hayyan Mia, one of those accused of “major crimes” against citizens.

This came according to what the official news agency "SANA" reported, quoting its correspondent in the province located in northwestern Syria.

She stated that "the Public Security Department in the governorate arrested the notorious outlaw, Hayyan Mia, who is responsible for a number of major crimes against Syrians."

Some Syrian accounts on social media reported that the aforementioned person leads a terrorist gang and is a drug dealer.

For days, the security forces of the new Syrian administration have been pursuing the most wanted persons accused of crimes against the Syrian people in the country's various provinces.

On December 8, the Syrian factions took control of the capital, Damascus, days after taking control of other cities, thus ending 61 years of rule by the bloody Baath Party regime and 53 years of rule by the Assad family.

The next day, the leader of the new Syrian administration, Ahmed al-Sharaa, announced that Mohammed al-Bashir, who had been running Idlib for years, had been tasked with forming a new Syrian government to manage the transitional phase.