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The Sharjah Police yesterday arrested a gang of nine Bangladeshis for allegedly forging passports, visas and labour cards.
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A 37-year-old tailor has been cleared by the Court of First Instance of the charge of groping a woman who was trying a skirt on in his shop’s fitting room.
A Ras Al Khaimah Misdemeanour Court bench, presided by Judge Sameeh Samhan, has acquitted an Arab man of embezzling the pension of his mother for lack of evidence.
An Emirati police corporal has been sentenced to five years in prison in five separate bribery cases by the Court of First Instance for soliciting sums of money from motorists for different kinds of favours.
In a first-of-its-kind humanitarian initiative, the General Department of Punitive and Corrective Department of the Dubai Police, in coordination with the Human Care Section at the Dubai jail, has made several donations to inmates and their families.
Upon instructions given by the President, His Highness Shaikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan, regarding Emirati defaulters, and without prejudice to the proof of security cheques in evidence, the criminal protection stated in article (401) of the penal code No (3) for 1987 will be lifted on security cheques presented by banks and financing companies against Emiratis.
The Fujairah Police are investigating the death of two housemaids, African and Asian, who drowned in a swimming pool of a tourist resort in Dibba Fujairah on Monday.
The Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan Humanitarian Foundation (KZHF) has pledged to cover the costs of the deportation of 47 inmates who served their terms at the correctional and punitive establishments in the UAE but are unable to pay for tickets to return to their countries.
Judge Abdul Rahman Sultan bin Taliah, Chairman of the Sharjah Court of First Instance, has said in a statement that the report published by Reuters news agency on October 22, regarding the case filed by FAL Oil against ‘the Government of Sharjah — Sharjah Electricity and Water Authority (SEWA)’ is preliminary and subject to comment by both parties, and should not be discussed publicly before the verdict is pronounced in accordance with the court’s discretion.
An Emirati man has been sentenced to one year in prison for helping his Egyptian wife, who has also been sentenced to one-year imprisonment, get illegal entry into the UAE by using the passport of his niece.
