KUWAIT CITY, March 13: Ahmadi securitymen raided a factory where pornographic materials were copied and edited and arrested 10 Asians involved in the operation, reports Al-Anba daily.
A source said police received many complaints from parents saying they seized porn CDs from their children and that such CDs are bought from hawkers.
Subsequently, police, headed by Director General of Ahmadi Security Directorate Brigadier Abdulfattah Al-Ali, conducted intense investigations and raided a large factory which had ultra modern equipment for editing and copying films, in addition to digital cameras and equipment for montage. The source said a number of porn shots were filmed in Kuwait.
Securitymen seized 3,000 CDs from the factory and referred 10 Asians to authorities.

Thief sought: Police are looking for a burglar who broke into a confectionary shop in Salmiya and escaped with KD 600, three voucher boxes and two containers of expensive chocolate, reports Al-Watan Arabic daily.
Personnel from the Criminal Evidences Department lifted fingerprints from the scene to trace the thief.

Singles place afire: Firefighters extinguished a fire that erupted at a bachelors’ apartment of a two-storey building in Hawalli, reports Al-Rai daily.  The officers prevented the blaze from spreading to other parts of the building, whereas initial investigation revealed the fire was caused by an electric short circuit. There were no casualties.

Call to arrest arsonists as four cars set on fire : Mohammad Al-Hajji, a Kuwaiti, has asked the securitymen to immediately take the necessary steps to identify the arsonists, who set fire to his three cars and another one belonging to an army colonel at the Ministry of Interior, in front of his residence at Shuhada area Tuesday. The complainant told police he woke up early on that day and was surprised to see the cars on, so he quickly informed security operatives in the Operations Room. However, it was too late to avert the disaster because the four cars had burnt into ashes before the rescue officers and firefighters arrived at the scene. He valued his three cars at KD30,000.
He also complained that after the official registration of the case at Zahra Police Station, the officers removed the car belonging to the colonel while they left his three cars untouched. He and the colonel rent a floor each from a house belonging to a compatriot, where they have been living for about a month and a half. He added the colonel had a similar experience in Yarmouk in the past. He also feels bad that five days after the incident the cars are still in the same place without any efforts by security officers to remove them. The detectives have commenced investigation concerning the incident.