publish time

08/12/2023

author name Arab Times
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publish time

08/12/2023

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KUWAIT CITY, Dec 8: A forensic team has been sent to the residence of an unidentified Kuwaiti man living in Maidan Hawalli to take fingerprints as part of an effort to know the identity of a person who is said to have vandalized the car license plates and stole 1,500 dinars and a Rolex watch, reports Al-Anba daily.

The victim has allegedly pointed a finger of accusation at his ex-wife, a claim that detectives are set to verify. Providing the particulars of the case, a victim born in 1986 reported to the Maidan Hawalli police station, that his ex-wife entered his residence in his absence, damaged several paintings worth 200 dinars, and allegedly stole 1,500 dinars from his bedroom and a gold Rolex watch.

In a separate incident, a citizen born in 1983 has filed a complaint with the Jahra police station accusing unidentified thieves of stealing material from his house under construction in Al-Mutla’a.  He said that the theft occurred around midnight.