Many questions were raised after 22-year-old Bahraini Abdullah Al-Ajooz, died as police attempted to arrest him in his hometown of Nuwaidrat on Monday.

Protesters in the town of Nuwaidrat, south east of the capital Manama, clashed on Friday with Bahraini regime forces, after an angry rally across the areas, organized with the end of consolation ceremonies over martyr Abdullah Al Ajouz.

Hundreds of Bahrainis from different areas continued to condole family of martyr Abdullah Al-Ajouz for the second consecutive day. Al-Ajouz was killed in an arrest process carried out by forces affiliated to the Ministry of Interior on Monday (February 20, 2017).

Bahrain police have arrested 20 people in a crackdown on Shiite villages, as legislators approved a constitutional amendment that could see civilians tried in military courts in the Sunni-ruled kingdom.

Bahrain police clashed with demonstrators following the death of a young man who attempted to escape arrest, witnesses said Wednesday, days after 20 people were detained across Shiite villages

Al-Wefaq Deputy Secretary General, Sheikh Hussein Al-Daihi, offered condolence to the people of Bahrain and Al-Ajouz family in the martyrdom of youth Abdullah Al-Ajouz who passed away among other martyrs while demanding freedom, justice and dignity.

Thousands of Bahrainis took part (Tuesday February 21, 2017) in the funeral of Martyr Abdullah Al Ajouz, who was killed by regime forces in an arrest attempt Monday dawn, in the Nuwaidrat village, south east Manama.

Hundreds of citizens took part in the funeral procession of martyr Abdullah Al-Ajouz from the washery to Sheikh Ahmad Mosque in Nuwaidirat, where the funeral is supposed to launch from the mosque to the cemetery at 3PM.

The family of Bahraini martyr Abdullah Al Ajouz confirmed that their son was shot by bullets that led to his death, denying a statement by the Ministry of Interior, claiming he died from injuries resulted of him falling while trying to escape.

The Bahraini Minister of Interior said on Monday (February 20, 2017) that martyr Abdullah Al Ajouz sustained an injury as he attempted to escape, and died as a result of the injury after being transferred to the hospital.

Bahraini young man, Abdullah Al Ajouz (21 years old), was killed today morning as security forces attempted to detain him in a raid at a house in Nuwaidrat, South East of Manama, according to Bahrain Center for Human Rights.