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The Dubai Criminal Court has convicted an Asian hotel security guard for stealing a watch worth $50,000 from a Canadian guest, sentencing him to three months in prison, followed by deportation from the country after he completes his term.
According to the investigation report, the incident occurred in May 2022, when the convict took advantage of the guest, who was intoxicated and stole his diamond-encrusted watch.
The victim discovered that he had lost his $50,000 watch the following day and added that two guards helped him get to his hotel room. He immediately informed the hotel management of the incident.
The hotel security director stated during his testimony in the investigations that he checked the surveillance cameras and saw the security guard when he helped the victim to reach his room, took advantage of the watch that fell in the corridor leading to the room, and stole it, so he reported the incident to the police.
The police arrested the security guard and found the watch in his room. The accused admitted during the investigations that he stole the watch because he needed money, so the court convicted and ruled in its ruling.
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