American Citizen Dennis Quail Released After Arrest for Violating Afghanistan's Enforced Laws
Dennis Quail, an American citizen, has been released after his arrest for violating the enforced laws of Afghanistan.
Quail was detained for breaching the country's enforced laws.
RTA reported the release on March 26, 2026.
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