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Four Expatriates Caught with Stolen Cables

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KUWAIT CITY, May 7: Acting Director General of the Ahmadi Security Directorate, Brigadier Hassanein Dashti, has ordered the referral of four expatriates to the Crimes Department after they were caught in possession of stolen electrical cables and equipment.

According to a security source, a patrol unit in the Sabah Al-Ahmad residential area stopped a suspicious half-lorry vehicle carrying two expatriates in the front cabin. Upon inspection, officers discovered two more expatriates hidden in the vehicle along with stolen cables, a transformer, and other electrical equipment. During initial questioning, all four suspects admitted to stealing the items.

Following the arrest, a citizen representing the Ministry of Electricity filed a complaint reporting the theft of four transformers and 28 electrical cables from the Al-Mutlaa area. The Deputy Public Prosecutor has registered the incident as a felony case, numbered 30/2025 Al-Mutlaa Felonies—classified as “Theft”. Forensic teams have been tasked with examining the scene, while detectives continue investigations to confirm the identities and roles of the suspects.

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Kuwaiti Gets 5 Years for Attempting to Sneak Out Revoked Citizens

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KUWAIT CITY, July 27: The Criminal Court, presided over by Judge Al-Dhuwaihi, has sentenced a Kuwaiti citizen to five years in prison for attempting to smuggle individuals whose citizenships had been revoked.

Additionally, the court handed down three-year prison sentences to several accomplices, including a corporal stationed at the Nuwaiseeb border crossing, his brother, and a stateless individual, for falsifying entry and exit documents.

Meanwhile, the court chose not to impose penalties on three others (a man, a juvenile, and a woman) whose citizenships had also been revoked. Their arrests followed a coordinated ambush and surveillance operation conducted by detectives, which included photographing the suspects at the time of capture.

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Expat Claims Wife And Mother-in-Law Tricked Him For 15 Years

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KUWAIT CITY, July 27: A domestic dispute took a dramatic legal turn in Kuwait after an expatriate man accused his wife and mother-in-law of being “scammers” in official court documents, allegedly to prove he had been deceived during their 15-year marriage.

According to security sources, the case began when the wife, a 1989-born expatriate woman, filed a complaint at the Hawally  Police Station accusing her husband—born in 1971—of slander and defamation. She claimed he submitted documents to the Hawally Court describing her and her mother as members of a “scammer family,” citing name similarities with others involved in fraudulent activities.

The matter was referred to Hawally detectives, who summoned the husband for questioning. During the interrogation, he was confronted with both his wife’s accusations and the documents he had submitted in court.

Faced with the evidence, the man confessed to making the claims, citing ongoing family disputes and financial pressures as his motivation. He admitted that the allegations were rooted in personal conflict rather than actual fraud. Authorities are continuing to review the case for further legal action.

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Kuwait Cuts Power To 11 Homes Occupied By Expat Bachelors

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KUWAIT CITY, July 27, (Agencies): The Public Relations Department of Kuwait Municipality announced that the Engineering Audit and Follow-up Department in Farwaniya Governorate conducted an inspection campaign targeting bachelor accommodations. The campaign led to the disconnection of electricity in 11 properties found in violation, following the issuance of 13 prior warnings, reports Al-Seyassah daily. The department stated that the inspections covered the areas of Khaitan, Andalous, Omariya, and Firdous. 

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