An American expatriate commits a "blatant act" in an Arab country

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An American expatriate of Arab origin admitted public insults and the scandalous act in Kuwait, but denied his accusation of threatening to cause harm. At Maidan Hawalli Police Station, it came under the title "Public insults, threats to inflict harm and indecent act."

Al-Anbaa newspaper said that a Kuwaiti citizen, born in 1964, reported that while driving his vehicle on the Fahaheel Expressway, he was insulted, and that the driver of a vehicle - who provided the security men with its numbers - committed a flagrant act against him following a dispute over the priority of traffic.

As soon as a case was registered, it was referred to the detectives, whose investigations concluded that the other vehicle belonged to an American expatriate born in 2000, where he was summoned, and by asking him about the incident, he acknowledged the validity of what was stated in the communication except for the threat part, and by conducting further investigations, the detective report concluded that the accused did not commit the threat incident. And that the subject did not go beyond insults and the obscene act, and it was through a movement situation, that is, the two vehicles did not stop.

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