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Clerk on Trial for Robbing a Visitor
DUBAI - A Somali clerk went on trial on Monday in the Criminal Court of First Instance on the charges of robbing $35,000 and about Dh55,000 from a Sierra Leone visitor.
Two other suspects in the case are at large.
The accused allegedly used a gun and a knife to intimidate the victim and forced him to hand over his bag containing the money.
The 29-year-old complainant told the police that on October 8 he was waiting for a cab to go to Sharjah when the incident happened.
“It was about
The complainant added that after he got into the car the driver moved towards
After disembarking, the man said he had lost his money.
The Somali accused, who was sitting next to the complainant, asked him to hand over his bag for search. “I refused and held it tight. However, he threatened me with a knife and the other suspect (who is absconding) brandished a gun.”
Then the Somali suspect snatched the bag and pushed him out of the car.
The complainant, however, managed to note the car number and informed the police.
He later pointed out the accused in an identification parade at the police station.
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