‘Missing’ Kuwaiti woman fails to hoodwink police – Abduction, doing drugs, forgery cases filed

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KUWAIT CITY, Sept 22: Police have arrested a Kuwaiti citizen and a female compatriot for consuming drugs. They were picked up from an apartment after they were not seen for six days, reports Al-Rai daily.

The arrest came after the woman’s Moroccan mother filed a complaint with the Capital Security Directorate accusing the man of kidnapping her Kuwaiti daughter and holding her captive for six days inside his house. After the police got a warrant issued by the Public Prosecution, when went to his house, but did not find him there.

The police then went to his workplace and again failed to find him there, but securitymen were told by his colleagues that the man came to mark his attendance and left. The duo was then caught when they visited a dentist and were referred to the General Department for Criminal Investigations.

The results of investigations showed the woman was wanted by law and had been sentenced in absentia in a drugs case. Investigations also showed she always accompanied the Kuwaiti and used the civil ID of another woman to escape from police.

A case of kidnapping has been filed against the citizen and consuming drugs and forging documents have been filed against both of them. Meanwhile, in another unrelated case, the Farwaniya police have ‘found’ the missing girl who had reportedly run away from her house because she was tired of studying, reports Al-Rai daily.

The daily said the girl is in intermediate stage and the missing persons report was filed by the family with the Rehab Police Station two days ago. The girl was caught by a police patrol in Farwaniya. The patrolmen suspected the girl because she appeared to be cautious in her movements and when she saw the patrolmen she tried to hide behind cars. She has been handed over to her family.

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