A Kuwaiti woman, whose identity has not been disclosed, has filed a complaint with the Sharq Police Station accusing an unidentified employee of the Ministry of Interior of molesting her daughter, reports Al-Anba daily.
In her complaint to the police the woman said the suspect befriended her daughter while she was shopping at a mall at an unidentified location.
When the suspect was summoned for interrogation, he denied the allegation.

Ex-husband abducts son: A Ku-waiti woman, whose identity has not been disclosed, has filed a complaint with the police accusing her former husband of kidnapping their son from her mother’s house, reports Al-Rai daily.
In her complaint the woman said the incident took place when she was not at home. Police have summoned the man for interrogation.

Guard stabbed in robbery: Police are looking for four men for stabbing the guard of a camp in Ahmadi and stealing an electric generator, reports Al-Rai daily.
It has been reported before the thieves escaped with the loot they beat and stabbed the guard and tied him with a rope.
The sponsor of the victim has filed a complaint with the police.

Two men mugged: Police are looking for unidentified thieves for waylaying two men in two separate incidents and stealing their money, watch and cell phones, reports Al-Dar daily.
In the first incident an Egyptian man told the Khaitan police two persons approached him wearing sports gear and beat him for no reason. Then they stole his money, watch and cell phone and escaped.
The Bangladeshi said two Asians assaulted him and stole his wallet containing KD 60.


‘Mom-beater’ nabbed: A 20-year-old Syrian who beat his mother because she refused to give him money has been arrested by police, reports Al-Dar daily.
The incident happened in Salmiya.

Indian caught drunk: An unidentified Indian passenger who arrived at the Kuwait International Airport ‘high on alcohol’ has been arrested and referred to the Jleeb Al-Shuyoukh Police Station, reports Arrouiah daily.
According to available information the man was unable to walk straight and when he approached the immigration desk he smelled of booze.