The Abu Dhabi Court of First Instance ruled the acquittal of a prominent (Arab) doctor, who works in a well-known hospital in Dubai, from the charge of drug trafficking, confirming the reasoning of the ruling that the accusation is unreasonable, since the doctor has resided in the state for 30 years, and receives a salary of 40 thousand dirhams, and resides in his villa Of Dubai, so it makes no sense for him to get involved in selling a few narcotic pills for AED 375.
And focused on the Federal Drug Prosecution in proving the charge to the testimony of a witness from the General Department of Narcotics Control at Dubai Police, who said that information was received regarding the accused's use of narcotic drugs, and he possesses a quantity of «Larika» capsules, and is in the process of selling a number of them to a police source, for 375 dirhams.
The witness moved with a group of pestilence men, and stormed the accused's car. By searching himself, he found the amount in his left pocket, then received from the source a white paper containing a medication box containing the drug «Larica».
The witness added that, by asking the accused, he confessed to selling these pills to the source, and he also admitted in the inference minutes that he had sold these pills more than once.
For his part, the doctor denied the investigations of the Public Prosecution accusations against him completely and in detail, and decided that he used these pills on the basis of a prescription for his surgery recently, and provided prescriptions that prove the veracity of his words.
The defense attorney for the accused, lawyer Muhammad al-Rida, explained in a detailed explanation to the court how to lure his client to the ambush, without having anything to do with this crime, pointing out that he is a man who has a good reputation and has lived in the country for 30 years, and receives a large salary and resides in his private villa, so how He sacrifices all of this to sell himself a few pills for 375 dirhams.
The lawyer said that his client had, according to the prescription, 163 pills for the painkiller, and the papers claimed that he sold the source 56 pills, but found at his home 160 pills, from where he came the rest of the pills, further stating that the judicial seizers did not see for themselves the handover process. Refuting the accusation altogether.
For its part, the court said in the verdicts of the ruling that it examined the case and took note of its circumstances and the evidence that the accusation was based on, and concluded that it is not satisfied with such evidence, and considers that it is surrounded by a shadow of doubt due to the unreasonability of the incident, and the failure to search the secret source before the incident of delivery and receipt.
She pointed out that, regarding what was stated in the seizure report about the accused handing over the source 56 capsules of Larica drug for 375 dirhams, she is not assured of that either because the financial amount is very small and does not match the quantity, nor did he adjust with him a quantity that exceeds his decision according to the prescription, The papers were also free from the existence of investigations in the statement of persons who sell them these psychotropic substances, the duration of these investigations, and in addition to all of the above and what confirms the unreasonable occurrence of the incident that the accused works as a doctor in a prominent hospital, and he earns 40 thousand dirhams per month and lives in a house he owns, so it is not reasonable The event should take place in the manner stated by the witness or in the minutes of the incident I, because it is not imagined that the man presents this recital the same legal accountability for AED 375.
On the accusation of abuse attributed to the accused, the court stated that he had fixed in the papers those pills for the accused several times by the hospital, because of his health conditions, so he ruled his innocence from the accusation of abuse as well.