KUWAIT CITY, May 31: An Ethiopian in his 30s hanged himself to death, inside a farm in Kabad Sunday evening. Securitymen and paramedics rushed to the scene after the Operations Room received information in that regard, and Criminal Evidences Men were invited to carry the corpse to the Forensics, while fingerprints were lifted from the scene for investigation.

Indian assaulted: A 47-year-old Indian sustained injuries after three persons, who were clad in ‘disdasha’ (national dress), attacked him near a cafe in Reggae Sunday.
Securitymen and paramedics rushed to the location after receiving information on the incident.  They took the victim to Sabah Hospital. 
During interrogations, the victim told police he had a previous disagreement with his assailants.  Police are now looking for the suspects.

6 hurt in public brawl: Six persons were injured after engaging in a public brawl with six others in Firdous on May 30.
Securitymen and paramedics rushed to the location after receiving information on the incident.  The injured were referred to Farwaniya Hospital, while the securitymen arrested three and referred them to the nearest police station for the necessary legal action.  Police are now looking for three others who fled from the scene.

4 held drinking on road: Police have arrested four Kuwaitis for consuming alcohol on the Arabian Gulf Street.
While on routine duty along Gulf Road, the securitymen noticed the erratic movement of a vehicle, so they ordered the driver to pull over.  When they approached the vehicle, they noticed the driver and his three companions — all Kuwaitis — were under the influence of alcohol.
A case was registered and the Kuwaitis were referred to the authorities for prosecution.

Brother reported to police: A 30-year-old Kuwaiti woman filed a case with officers in Ardiya police station against her brother, who reportedly assaulted her.
She narrated the brother started beating her during a minor disagreement, and she backed her claim with a medical report indicating bruises she incurred during the act. Police have since summoned the brother for interrogation, and the case has been registered.

Police nab 3 criminals: Two Kuwaitis and a Bedoun, in their 20s respectively, were arrested by patrol officers at a checkpoint along the Kabad Road for their involvement in various criminal cases.
Security sources said the suspects aroused suspicion of police as they became confused spotting securitymen at the checkpoint. The officers discovered they were wanted by law after checking their identification, and they were referred to the concerned authority for necessary action.