KUWAIT CITY, June 5: The Public Prosecution issued an arrest warrant against an Egyptian man for raping and sodomizing two children — a girl and a boy — aged 8 and 6 respectively, reports Al-Anba daily.
A police source said when the father of the children paid a visit to his sister along with the children, their aunt noticed that the boy suffered pain whenever he had to sit down. She then talked to the boy privately and he disclosed that his mother’s boyfriend ‘uses’ him in the mornings when the mother was away. The aunt then talked to her niece who revealed that the man had ‘fun’ with her mother in the evenings and with them in the mornings.
The children’s shocked father then took them to Amiri Hospital where it was confirmed that the children were raped. The father then filed a complaint at Nugra Police Station against his former wife.
Police have managed to get full information from the children and are waiting for the forensic report.

Girl beaten, raped: Police are looking for some unidentified persons for sexually assaulting an Asian girl, reports Al-Watan Arabic daily.
Sources say a shepherd in Salmi found the girl lying in a pool of blood. She was reportedly beaten and tortured and had to be admitted to the intensive care unit of Jahra Hospital.

Family cook selling drugs: Anti-narcotics officers arrested a Pakistani chef for the possession of 80 heroin pills in Salwa Saturday.
Acting on a tip-off, Drug Control General Department (DCGD) Chief Major General Sheikh Ahmad Al-Khalifa instructed Local Operations Department Director Colonel Ahmad Al-Sharqawi to verify the information and monitor the activities of a Pakistani drug dealer. 
Al-Sharqawi immediately formed a team led by his assistant Lieutenant Colonel Abdul-Mohsen Al-Abbasi to track down the suspect.  The team asked an undercover agent to purchase eight grams of heroin pills worth KD 250 from the suspect, who agreed to deliver the pills at an undisclosed location in Salwa.  The agent used police marked money in the bogus transaction, leading to the arrest of the suspect.
During interrogations, the suspect admitted the crime and told police that he has been trading in drugs on behalf of some inmates at the Central Prison over the last few months in exchange for a large monetary reward.  The officers raided the suspect’s room inside the residence of a wealthy family that employed him but they did not find drugs there.  Police then searched the suspect’s vehicle where they discovered more heroin pills.  They registered a case against the Pakistani who was referred to the concerned security department for prosecution.