KUWAIT CITY, Sept 26: A 26-year-old Kuwaiti working for the National Guard was murdered by his brother who reportedly stabbed him seven times in front of their parents in Firdous over car keys.
Security operatives rushed to the scene immediately after the Operations Room received a distress call from the mother reporting the incident, and they arrested the perpetrator.
Sources said the suspect, who happens to be an ex-convict, became furious when his brother refused to hand over his car keys, and then he rushed to the kitchen only to return with a knife. He stabbed his brother seven times and tried to escape. However, police managed to arrest him.
Their parents are said to have suffered emotional breakdown due to the crime. The corpse was later sent to the Forensics.

Police crashes into drunk’s car: Police had to stop a drunk citizen’s mad rush on the road by deliberately crashing into his car in Hawalli area Saturday.
Sources say patrols on routine duty suspected something amiss and asked the suspect to pull over. Instead of stopping, the man, who is in his 30s, allegedly sped off. Patrols started chasing him and asked for backup support when the man refused to stop. A few minutes later, four more patrol cars joined the chase, but the suspect still did not give up. Eventually, police crashed into his car and forced him to stop.
The suspect was reportedly in a very inebriated state at the time of the arrest.

‘Police officer frees motorist’: Securitymen arrested a Kuwaiti, 24, for driving recklessly and endangering the lives of others on the road Saturday. He was referred to Ardiya police station, but sources say he was released within an hour as he reportedly had close ties with a police officer.