The former president of egypt, Mohamed Morsi and his chief of staff, Mohamed Refaa al-Tahtawi's detention has been extended because of the charges against them.
Judge Hassan Samir of Cairo's appeal court renewed their detention because of the investigation in charges of collaborating with the Palestinian Hamas movement and smuggling prisoners from Wadi al-Natroun Prison during the January 25 Revolution.
The charges against Morsi include collaborating with Hamas to carry out hostile acts in Egypt, attacking police and military installations, breaking into Egyptian prisons and police stations, killing some prison inmates and soldiers, torching Wadi al-Natroun Prison, allowing prisons to escape, damaging prison records, and kidnapping some officers and soldiers, as well as escaping from prison.
Source: www.afropals..com