Police arrest young Kuwaiti, hunt for accomplice in multiple thefts
Spanish woman in prostitution; Disease-hit Dutch homo offering services
KUWAIT CITY, May 11: Police have arrested a young Kuwaiti and are looking for his accomplice for committing several thefts, reports Al-Anba daily.
According to a security source, securitymen from the Andalus Police Station saw two youths driving a car without numbers plate and ordered them to stop.
The motorist disobeyed, stepped on the gas pedal and sped off. The youths then abandoned the car at an unidentified location and escaped on foot. Police arrested the Kuwaiti who was hiding between two buildings. The 2013 model car he was driving was reported stolen. Police then searched their vehicle and confiscated stolen numbers plates, a flasher, a hammer and cigarettes filled with hashish. During interrogation the Kuwaiti is said to have admitted to committing the
thefts. Arms trader arrested: Police have arrested an unidentified Kuwaiti for trading in weapons and ammunition, reports Al-Anba daily.
A security source said the Ahmadi police acting on information set a trap and arrested the man and seized from him a Kalashnikov rifle (named Bin Laden) which he sold for a police agent for KD 2,000 and 230 rounds of ammunition to a police agent.
The confiscated items and the suspect have been referred to the authorities. Spanish woman ... : The Vice Squad members affiliated to the Criminal Investigation Department, in cooperation with the e-crimes department have arrested a Spanish woman for involving in flesh trade, reports Al-Rai daily.
According to security sources police set a trap for the woman and caught her and handed her over to the authorities.
During interrogation she admitted to the charge and said she promoted her services via the Internet.
Meanwhile, police in another sting operation are said to have arrested a Dutch homosexual who has admitted to using the website to look for fun seekers.
According to medical sources the suspect is suffering from various types of venereal diseases. Legal action taken: The Ministry of Commerce and Industry is initiating taken legal action to punish companies which were caught in their attempts to smuggle out of the country subsidized petroleum derivatives, reports Al-Qabas daily.
The ministry acted after the Kuwait Petroleum Corporation provided the ministry names of companies.
The daily added, significant penalties are awaiting the violators following confirmation these companies were involved in illegal activities.
Sources pointed out the legal measures are part of a series of actions and other resolutions to eliminate this phenomenon in future.
An official source said a committee that was formed to look into the activities of these companies has recommended cancelation of subsidies as a solution to combat smuggling and exploitation, intensifying the monitoring activities and formation of a permanent committee to follow up on petroleum derivatives. ‘Cannot live with guilt’: An Egyptian caretaker of a building is said to have surrendered to the Abu Halifa Police Station, reports AlShahed daily.
The man is said to have admitted to throwing his friend from the 10th floor of the building following a quarrel between them.
The case was registered as a suicide. The caretaker told police he could no longer live with the guilt in his heart. Ministry probes incident: The Ministry of Interior is investigating an incident in which a senior police officer allegedly intervened and set free four tomboys after they allegedly assaulted a Lebanese woman, reports Alam Alyawm daily.