Arab Contractor Accuses Kuwaiti Citizen of Assault, Blackmail and KD500 Theft
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At a glance
- An Arab expatriate contractor accused a Kuwaiti citizen of assault, blackmail and stealing KD500 after a construction-work dispute in Sabah Al-Nasser.
- The contractor told police that the suspect summoned him to a diwaniya, threatened him and took two bank cards and cash from his wallet.
- Police registered the case and ordered the suspect to appear before investigators before referring it to the Criminal Investigation Department and Public Prosecution.
An Arab expatriate contractor has filed a police complaint against a Kuwaiti citizen, alleging that a dispute over construction work led to assault, blackmail and the theft of KD500.
The contractor told police that he had agreed with the suspect to carry out construction work and completed the job. He later received a call asking him to come to the suspectโs diwaniya to discuss work-related matters.
According to the complaint, the suspect assaulted and blackmailed him after he arrived, threatening to harm him at his workplace. The contractor also alleged that the man took two bank cards and KD500 in cash from his wallet.
The complainant said no witnesses were present and that the alleged incident occurred inside the suspectโs diwaniya. Sabah Al-Nasser Police Station registered the case and an investigator ordered the Kuwaiti man, who is in his fifties, to be summoned over the allegations.
The case will be referred to the Criminal Investigation Department for further investigation before being submitted to the Public Prosecution for legal action.
Originally published by Arab Times in English. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.