A 50-year-old Asian waitress, a thief, tried to steal her and forced her to steal her bag containing a Nokia phone of AED 100. She held on to the bag for seven minutes until finally managed to escape. The police quickly arrested him, returned her phone, and the Dubai criminal court began the trial with three other thieves arrested for stealing women.
The victim said she had been a resident of the state for a long time and worked as a waitress at a hotel. At around 4:00 AM, when she returned to her residence in Dubai's Wahida district, she was walking along the main road. When she turned to face him, he was surprised to punch her with his fist over her nose. She ran out of blood and tried to pull her bag away, but she resisted him to prevent him from stealing the bag despite the difference in structure. He belonged to an African country.
She told the police that after a period of time she had received a call from the police station. The defendant was introduced to her and identified her. She also found her phone, pointing out that the bag It contained only the phone and an identity card.
A Dubai Police witness reported that several reports of women of different nationalities were reportedly robbed while walking on public roads in the areas of Al-Mamzar, Hawr al-Anz, Al-Farah and Al-Farah. According to their testimony, the accused was exposed to them and several of them were beaten , And 10 full communications were registered within a short period of time.
A team was formed from the Department of Investigation at the Center, and found that more than one thief carried out these crimes. They prepared a comprehensive plan and recruited secret sources. The team identified the defendants and found that they were living in an Arab house in Hor Al Anz area. Of the Public Prosecution, and the seizure of four accused, and found seizures at their residence.
Through their confession, they discovered that they had participated in some of the crimes, each of them acting alone in other crimes, representing the crimes in their place, admitting to the conduct of certain seizures, and identifying a number of victims.