Millions of tires destroyed in fire
When the Public Relations and Security Media Department of the Kuwait Fire Services Directorate (KFSD) received a call that a vehicles tire storage facility has caught fire, firemen from several fire centers rushed to Shaqaya and brought the fire under control, reports Al-Rai daily.
It has been reported that the KFSD operations room received a report Thursday at 1.33 pm, stating a massive fire had erupted at approximately one million square
The main accused, during interrogation at the area police station, has denied the murder was pre-planned. He added, he met the victim by chance and an old rivalry between them came to the fore. At this point a fight ensued and he stabbed the victim in the chest and the blade penetrated his heart.
The victim was rushed to the hospital but was pronounced dead upon arrival. According to a security source the crime has been classified as premeditated murder.
According to security sources when the Operations Room of the Ministry of Interior received a report on the incident police and paramedics rushed to Sulaibiya and found no one at the site of the fight between the youngsters.
The source added, minutes later, police received a report that one of the fighters, a Syrian, who was stabbed had died and another born in 2002, was injured.
Another report said four bedoun were also referred to the hospital because they had sustained injuries during the fight and were receiving treatment.
The injured bedoun said the victim was their colleague and the youth who drove him to AlSabah Hospital said he stabbed him in the back and was subsequently detained. meters site.
Millions of tires were destroyed by fire. However, the daily did not mention if the tires were old or new.
No casualties have been reported. Investigations are underway to determine the cause of the fire.
Kuwaiti admits thefts:
Personnel from the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) have closed the file of several thefts following the arrest of an unidentified Kuwaiti who was caught red-handed while selling some of the stolen items, reports Al-Anba daily.
During interrogation he told the CID men he was involved in several crimes and mostly targeted homes when the people were not present in the house and parked vehicles. He also led police to the hideout where most of the stolen goods were kept.
The suspect was released three months ago from the Central Prison through coordinated efforts by the Ministry of Interior and the Public Prosecution.
In addition, a security source confirmed that the accused was arrested based on an analysis of the crimes committed, and it has been proven that the style of theft in homes and vehicles matched the modus operandi of the suspect.
On the other hand, the Ministry of Interior announced the arrest of two young men who were found to be behind the theft of many vehicles when they were left in operation.
Wanted thief held:
Police have arrested an unidentified Kuwaiti, born in 1995, who had been sentenced in absentia to five years in prison for committing thefts, reports Al-Anba daily.
The daily added, a Farwaniya police patrol on routine duty saw the suspect moving suspiciously near a wedding hall in Sabah Al-Nasser wearing a pair of pajamas and after seeing the police, he escaped but was chased and arrested and although he resisted arrest, he was overpowered and handcuffed.
Police records showed the man was also wanted for failing to pay debt to eight people totaling 50,000 dinars.
He has been handed over to the Sentences Enforcement Department.
For the love of cats:
An unidentified woman has filed a complaint with a police station in the Capital governorate accusing her friend of breach of trust, reports Al-Anba daily.
In her complaint the woman said she has three rare breed cats and she handed them to her friend to take care of these cats when she was away.
When she returned she went to her friend to get back her cats but the friend refuses to part with the felines.
Police are looking into the case.
Cash taken from car :
Police are looking for an unidentified thief who broke into the vehicle of a person, whose nationality is not known and stole 500 dinars and valuable items, reports Al-Anba daily.
In his complaint to the Sulaibiya Police Station, the complainant said the vehicle was parked in front of his house and the thief broke the side glass and stole the contents.
He did not point a finger of accusation at anyone. Personnel from the Criminal Evidences Department have lifted fingerprints.