Two suspects imprisoned for 3 years for forging bank customers' salary certificates

“Ras Al-Khaimah Criminal Court” punishes 4 accused with imprisonment in 3 drug cases

The court acquitted a defendant in the case of possession of “tramadol” pills.

Emirates today

Yesterday, the Criminal Court, in the Ras Al Khaimah Courts Department, issued its ruling to imprison six defendants, in four separate cases, including three drug cases, and a case of forging salary certificates for bank clients.

In detail, the court in the first case, which was held under the chairmanship of Dr. Miftah Al-Khatiri, punished a citizen named (M.H), with 10 years imprisonment and a fine of 50,000 dirhams, on charges of possession of 56,000 narcotic pills, 323 grams of heroin, and 50 grams of opium. , resisting policemen.

The indictment of the Public Prosecution indicated that the accused possessed quantities of narcotics for the purpose of promoting, and he also resisted the anti-drug agents during the arrest process.

The accused, who was caught red-handed by anti-narcotics men in the Ras Al Khaimah Police, admitted possession and distribution of narcotic substances, and explained during the investigations at the Public Prosecution, that he “received a call from a person in a neighboring country, asking him to receive quantities of drugs, from a person in One of the emirates of the country, and handing it over to another person in the Emirate of Ras Al Khaimah, in exchange for a sum of money after the process of receiving and handing over.”

The police report stated that the accused is considered one of the most dangerous workers in smuggling, promoting and trading narcotics, as he was arrested in one of the largest seizures of drug traffickers in the country.

The report indicated that the accused was pursued in three emirates in the country on the same day, as he drove his vehicle to another emirate, to receive quantities of narcotics, as he was combing the areas in which he walked more than once, to ensure that he was not being monitored, and by stopping at side of the road and perform several maneuvers.

The report added that the accused received quantities of narcotic substances, and transported them in his vehicle to the Emirate of Ras Al Khaimah, on the Mohammed bin Zayed Road, and upon his arrival at the Ras Al Khaimah borders, the anti-drug men tried to stop his vehicle, but he tried to escape from the place, and rammed police cars everywhere. direction, as he tried to escape more than once but failed.

The report stated that the accused closed the doors of his vehicle, to prevent the police from arresting him, as he resisted the police in various ways after he was removed from the vehicle.

Throughout the past sessions, the Ras Al Khaimah Criminal Court heard the defense pleading for the accused, before it pronounced the sentence of 10 years in prison for the accused, for the first and second charges.

In the second case, the court acquitted the first accused in the case of possession of “tramadol” pills, and imprisoned the second and third accused in the same case, both of Asian nationalities, for seven years, and a fine of 50,000 dirhams each, on charges of bringing 10 packages of “tramadol” narcotic pills. , via Ras Al Khaimah Airport, where the first accused admitted that a person in an Asian country gave him a quantity of pills as medicine, to be delivered to two people at Ras Al Khaimah Airport, upon his arrival in the country.

The accused explained before the prosecution that he did not know the type of drugs he transferred, and the two people who received the pills did not know. The Public Prosecution charged the second and third defendants with possession of 10 bars of tramadol pills.

In the third case, the court sentenced a young man, M.N., to three years in prison, and fined him 20,000 dirhams, on charges of possession of psychotropic substances without a prescription.

In the fourth case, the court punished two young men of Arab nationality, the first named (K.A.), and the second (T.A.), with three years in prison, on charges of forging salary certificates for bank customers, to facilitate their access to financial loans.

The Public Prosecution accused the first and second defendants of forging the salary certificate of a number of clients of a bank, in order to assist them in obtaining bank loans fraudulently, in return for obtaining a percentage of profits after the client obtained the financial value of the loan.

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