‘No jamming devices, health risks in prison’ – Defendant in DAESH case, cell-mate in fistfight

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KUWAIT CITY, Oct 29, (Agencies): The Ministry of Interior (MoI) on Saturday denied a press report claiming that there are jamming devices with health risks on inmates at the Central Prison. “This (claim) is utterly untrue,” the ministry’s Public Relations and Security Media Department. It added that no prohibited devices that could affect health have been used. According to the statement, the correctional Institutions include officers and civilians, men and women, working there, and it is against logic exposing them, in any case, to any health hazards. It urged the media to initially verify such news, and uphold public interests which come on top of all priorities.

Defendant in DAESH case, cell-mate in fistfight
One of the defendants in the case of financing DAESH in custody of the State Security was referred to Farwaniya Hospital for an X-ray on the head to make sure that he is not suffering from serious head injury, reports Al- Anba daily. A security source said the suspect, accused of travelling to Syria and fighting in the ranks of DAESH, engaged in a fistfight with another suspect in the funding DAESH case, identified as M.Kh and brother of one of the defendants in the Peninsula Lions case. According to the source, preliminary investigations revealed that the two suspects argued on the progress of the battles in Mosul, Iraq but the argument escalated to a fistfight with M.Kh hitting the other suspect on the head. The source confirmed that the injured was given first aid in the hospital of the Central Prison and then he was referred to Farwaniya Hospital for x-ray while the other suspect is now in solitary confinement.

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