Residents of some areas are struggling to return to their normal lives as streets are still flooded even six days after the rains
A 28-year-old Emirati was stabbed to death during a party held recently at a villa in Al Khawaneej 2, Dubai, the authorities have said. The emirate's public prosecution is now interrogating nine Emiratis in connection with the incident.
The suspects admitted to the authorities that they were all dancing and partying at the front lawn of the villa when, suddenly, they saw one of their friends — an Emirati identified as A.H. — coming out of the house without a shirt on and with blood stains all over his pants, according to the initial investigation.
A.H. then got in his car and drove away, they added.
A few seconds later, the victim came out bleeding and then limped his way to the backyard, where he eventually collapsed and died, the report added.
Upon seeing the victim's death, the eight other Emiratis at the party fled the scene. Another friend, who was not present at the gathering, was alerted to the incident and decided to come over. When he saw the victim's body in the backyard, he called the police.
As soon as they received the call, the Dubai Police dispatched a team of CID officers to the site. The victim, however, was already dead upon the cops' arrival. He was found lying in a pool of blood, according to the police investigation.
After gathering evidence and moving the body to a forensic laboratory for an autopsy, the police formed a task force to identify and track down the suspects. An extensive manhunt across the country led to the arrest of the nine Emiratis, four of whom were found in Sharjah and were nabbed in coordination with the emirate's police. The five others were arrested in Dubai.
A probe of the case is under way at the Dubai Public Prosecution.
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