Public Prosecution quizzes ‘DAESH hacker’

This news has been read 5577 times!

KUWAIT CITY, Aug 27: The Public Prosecution has started interrogating the ‘DAESH hacker’ who has been accused of being a member of the Islamic State terrorist organization. The prosecution decided to detain the suspect until completion of the investigation. When the accused appeared in front of the prosecutor, he admitted that he joined the terrorist group, funded it and incited others to be a member. The prosecution also accused him of carrying out operations against a foreign country without permission from the government of Kuwait, inviting others to join the organization in order to destroy the system of the country, and joining a banned group which adopted extremist ideologies and calls for disobedience to authorities.

Egyptian’s acquittal upheld: The Court of Appeals chaired by Judge Anwar Al-Enezi upheld the verdict of the Court of First Instance that acquitted an Egyptian construction worker of possessing Tramadol for consumption and sale purposes. The case file indicates anti-narcotics men received a tip off concerning suspicious activities of the defendant, and a trap was set for him, in the course of which officers obtained search and arrest warrant from the Public Prosecution before raiding his residence. The officers found a bandage containing an unspecified quantity of narcotics inside the right pocket of his dishdasha, and he admitted the contraband was meant for personal consumption and sale. However, he denied the allegation in court. He claimed the officers did not find anything on him or inside his apartment during the search. He also denied knowledge of items the officers alleged to have recovered underneath his bed. Attorney Abdul-Aziz Al-Rukhaimi, in his defense, faulted submissions of the officers and the search warrant. He urged the court to clear his client of the allegation.

This news has been read 5577 times!

Related Articles

Back to top button

Advt Blocker Detected

Kindly disable the Ad blocker

Verified by MonsterInsights