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Diamond Divas Caught: Duo Stole Luxury Jewelry In Daring Shop Heists

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KUWAIT CITY, May 31: Investigators from the Bayan Investigations Unit under the Hawalli Governorate Investigation and Research Department have arrested two women accused of orchestrating a high-value jewelry theft spree totaling over KD 200,000.

The suspects, who posed as wealthy clients, allegedly targeted upscale jewelry stores, stealing lightweight and expensive items—chiefly diamond necklaces from international brands—by distracting sales staff and concealing the stolen goods. According to a security source, the women exploited busy moments in the shops, returning multiple times in designer clothing, luxury accessories, and sunglasses to maintain their ruse.

Following a surge in theft reports in Hawalli Governorate over a short period, a specialized task force was established. Surveillance footage from affected stores revealed two elegantly dressed women executing the thefts with calculated ease. Investigators were able to identify the vehicle used in the crimes and trace it back to the suspects.

With a warrant secured from the Public Prosecution, security forces raided the women’s residences in West Abdullah Al-Mubarak and Hawalli. There, they recovered the stolen items, which the suspects had planned to smuggle and sell outside Kuwait. During interrogation, the women confessed to the scheme, admitting to deliberately targeting shops across multiple locations.

Both women have been referred to the Public Prosecution, and the recovered stolen goods have been entered into evidence.

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Stolen Vehicle Found in Hawally; KD 1,200 Spent on Drugs

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KUWAIT CITY, June 14: The General Traffic Department in Hawally successfully closed a vehicle theft case after arresting the suspect and recovering the stolen car. The incident began on May 2, when a Kuwaiti citizen, born in 1970, reported that his 2018 bronze color saloon vehicle had been stolen from the Maidan Hawally area. He also mentioned the car contained KD 1,200 but did not initially accuse anyone.

The case was handed over to the Investigations Department, which circulated details of the vehicle. A traffic patrol later located the stolen car with the suspect inside. Upon arrest, the individual confessed to stealing the vehicle and admitted that he had spent the KD 1,200 on drug use. Further investigation revealed that the accused had a criminal history related to both theft and drug-related offenses.

The case file, along with the suspect’s confession and background, has been referred to the Public Prosecution for further legal proceedings.

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Two Drug-Related Arrests Made in Ardiya Industrial Area and Salmiya

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KUWAIT CITY, Jun 14: Last night, the Farwaniya Security Directorate’s backup patrols referred an expatriate to the General Department for Drug Control after apprehending him driving under the influence of drugs and in possession of narcotics in the Ardiya Industrial Area.

According to a source, while manning a checkpoint at the entrance of the Ardiya Industrial Area, the Farwaniya patrol noticed a car driven by an expatriate who appeared visibly scared and confused. When officers asked him to exit the vehicle, it quickly became apparent that he was under the influence of drugs. A precautionary search uncovered narcotics and a hashish cigarette on his person. The individual and the seized items were subsequently handed over to the General Department for Drug Control for further investigation and legal action.

In a separate incident, the Hawally Security Directorate’s backup patrols arrested a young man in his thirties for similar offenses. During a security patrol in the Salmiya area, officers stopped a suspicious vehicle. The driver showed signs of being under the influence of drugs. Upon questioning, it was confirmed that the driver was a man in his thirties. A search of the vehicle and the man revealed narcotics and drug paraphernalia in his possession. He was then referred, along with the seized evidence, to the General Department for Drug Control.

Both cases highlight the ongoing efforts by Kuwait’s security forces to combat drug-related offenses and ensure public safety in various regions of the country.

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Traffic and security blitz in Khaitan nets over 700 violators, dozens detained

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Traffic and security blitz in Khaitan nets over 700 violators, dozens detained

Security patrols during the traffic and inspection campaign in Khaitan, June 12, 2025.

KUWAIT CITY, June 14: In line with the directives of His Excellency the First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, Sheikh Fahad Yousef Saud Al-Sabah, the Ministry of Interior conducted a large-scale security and traffic operation in the Khaitan area at dawn on Thursday.

The campaign, spearheaded by the Traffic and Operations Affairs Sector in coordination with the Public Security Affairs Sector, aimed to apprehend violators, enforce the law, and strengthen road safety measures. The operation saw a broad deployment of security and traffic patrols throughout the district, accompanied by thorough inspection and regulatory procedures.

The intensified campaign resulted in a series of notable outcomes:

  • 705 traffic violations were issued for various infractionsn
  • 20 individuals were arrested for violating residency and labor regulationsn
  • 3 individuals were found without valid identification documentsn
  • 10 individuals were apprehended for being reported as abscondersn
  • 12 individuals were arrested under outstanding warrantsn
  • 5 individuals were detained for possession of suspected narcotic and intoxicating substancesn
  • 1 vehicle was impounded for serious traffic violationsn
  • 1 motorcycle sought by judicial authorities was confiscatedn
  • 2 individuals were referred to the Traffic Detention Centern

The Ministry of Interior reaffirmed its dedication to applying the law equally to all and emphasized that such security and traffic campaigns will continue in order to maintain the safety and well-being of citizens and residents across Kuwait.

The ministry also expressed its appreciation for the public’s cooperation and called on everyone to report any suspicious or unlawful activity through the emergency hotline (112).

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