The cyber-thriller is available for streaming on Netflix
According to court records, the complainant had employed his brother-in-law and nephew in his company on the request of his poverty stricken sister. But the duo (father and son) harboured ill-feelings towards the complainant and therefore, cheated and robbed him.
However, the complainant just sacked his brother-in-law and retained his nephew in the company, as he thought his nephew was still young and could someday become a good man. Nonetheless, his nephew breached his trust and stole Dh10,000 as well as jewels that his uncle (complainant) had bought and kept in his car to give it to his wife.
The nephew took advantage of the fact that his uncle was away and made off in his uncle’s car with the latter’s jewels and cash.
Suspecting his nephew of the robbery, the uncle reported the matter to the police.
The police after checking the video footage taken from a camera in the street near the uncle’s company, identified the accused who turned out to be the nephew.
Subsequently, the accused was arrested and he confessed to his crime.
The Public Prosecution referred the man to court on the charge of theft.
The Abu Dhabi court sentenced the man to two years in jail followed by deportation after serving the jail term after the uncle refused to respond to his sister’s calls to waive his rights before the court.
news@khaleejtimes.com
Published in collaboration with the Abu Dhabi Judicial Department
The cyber-thriller is available for streaming on Netflix
'Music is a more honest place for me where I feel like I can say things that I wouldn't say,' admits the star
Last month, she was banned from being a charity trustee for five years
The authority also seized ready-to-use marijuana that was being stored with the intention of selling in the country
Make-up artist says Brooks raped her in a hotel room in Los Angeles in 2019
Educators in early childhood centres, schools, and higher education institutions may be eligible based on certain criteria
Besides wanting to 'settle scores' with racists targeting her community, Horvath raps in Romani to keep the language alive
Typhoon Gaemi floods killed 48 in the country in late July; Citizen science could hold key to disaster mitigation