The Fujairah Court of Appeal sentenced Khaleeji to 13 years in prison with a fine reduced to 20,000 dirhams instead of 50,000 dirhams, after he was found guilty of firing a predator dog on police while trying to catch him, assaulting them with a sharp knife machine, and abusing and possessing narcotics. And possession of a predator dog.
Details came from an order to search the suspect's house and seize him for information from the DEA that he possessed a large quantity of narcotics. During the police raid on his house, the defendant fired a predatory dog to escape in the meantime, but the police confronted him. They caught him assaulted with a sharp knife and endangered their lives while performing their duties.
The accused was seized with possession of a large quantity of narcotics, and was subjected to examination and showed his use of narcotics, and was referred to the Public Prosecutor, which in turn took him to trial on five charges, namely possession of narcotics and psychotropic substances in cases other than legally authorized for the purpose of trafficking, and the charge of effective abuse. Mentally in cases other than legally authorized, possession of a predator, and aggression against police officers with a sharp machine, and requested the prosecution to punish him in accordance with the legal provisions, for the fight against narcotics and psychotropic substances and assault police.
The first instance court sentenced the defendant to 10 years in prison, fined him 50,000 dirhams and confiscated the seizures.