Drunk Kuwaiti youth dances on police car before arrest

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KUWAIT CITY, Nov 12: A drunken young Kuwaiti man, in his 20s, jumped on top of a police patrol vehicle and danced to a song he was singing after he physically attacked a compatriot who was riding a motorbike along the Arabian Gulf Road. Passersby had recorded his actions before securitymen overpowered him and took him to Da’iya Police Station where three cases were registered against him.

Meanwhile, Director General of Public Relations and Security Media Brigadier Adel Al-Hashash affirmed that a video clip of the culprit dancing on top of the police car has been posted on YouTube, assuring that the man has been referred for prosecution. He explained that the police saw the culprit fighting with a biker on the Arabian Gulf Road early Saturday morning, so they moved in to resolve the issue.

They realized that the man was drunk when they moved closer. The police officers had hardly alighted from the car when he jumped on it and began dancing. The officers later overpowered him and detained him at the police station.

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