Bangladeshi and two house maid caught in group sex 3 good Samaritans stabbed by gang of stunt men
KUWAIT CITY, May 3: Three youths suffered injuries in a fight when they tried to stop a group of seven youths from performing stunts with their vehicles in Al-Dhahr area. The victims reportedly criticized the suspects’ behavior and asked them not to repeat such acts in future. This infuriated the seven-member group and they started attacking the trio with sharp objects. All three victims had to be referred to Adan Hospital and one of them is said to be in serious condition.
A case was registered.
3 in group sex: Police have arrested two Asian housemaids and a Bangladeshi man for committing adultery, reports Al-Rai daily.
According to security sources the Kuwaiti sponsor returned home unexpectedly and caught the maids and the Bangladeshi working for a neighbor in a compromising position.
Fake notes seized: Jahra securitymen arrested a Bedoun in his 20s at a checkpoint for possessing 20 narcotic pills and five counterfeit KD 20 bills. Securitymen took permission from the Public Prosecution and raided the Bedoun’s house where they found counterfeit bills worth KD 5,000.
The Bedoun admitted that he bought the money at a lesser price, but said he doesn’t know the person who sold it to him. Investigations are going on to find the source of these counterfeit bills.
17 nabbed in Ahmadi: Ahmadi securitymen arrested 17 motorists for performing stunts during rains and referred them to authorities for further action.
In a similar campaign launched in various parts of Jahra, securitymen arrested four reckless drivers, impounded 18 vehicles and issued 80 citations.
Child lost ‘twice’: Police registered a case of negligence against the parents of a three-year old boy who went missing from the family home in Maidan-Hawally. Apparently, it was the second time the child had gone missing, and security operatives are said to have located him in the first incident.
According to a security source, the parents notified the Operations Room of the Interior Ministry when the child was nowhere to be found, while police circulated the child’s description among patrol officers without delay, and they managed to find him near one Indian restaurant in the same area. The child was handed over to his parents.