Dubai Police arrest four Asians in robbery case

Two policemen of the Jebel Ali Police Station in Dubai uncovered a robbery case involving 4 Asian suspects who stole electrical equipment and devices from a company for the purpose of selling, but the stolen goods had been returned before that.

Brigadier Dr Adel Al Suwaidi, director of the Jebel Ali Police Station, said the two policemen suspected a white pickup vehicle loaded with boxes of cartons. They stopped the vehicle and asked the driver and his companion for the bills or papers of the goods which they said they did not have.

The driver claimed he was transporting the items from one company to another but he did not give any information and phone numbers of any company.

The two suspects admitted to the policemen they had stolen the goods, conniving with the company security guard.

By luring the latter to the location of the two suspects and asking him, he admitted he had stolen the goods from the company conniving with the workers, adding that he sold them to the two suspects.

The four suspects were arrested and transferred to the Public Prosecution for further procedures.

Separately, an officer of the General Department of Criminal Investigation at Dubai Police has saved a European man’s life after he had tried to commit suicide in his rented room in a villa in Dubai.  

Commenting on the incident, Brigadier Jamal Salem Al Jalaf, Director of Criminal Investigation Department in Dubai Police, said that the Dubai Police Command & Control Centre received a report last Thursday, at 11:00 PM from a European claiming that his friend has expressed his intention to commit suicide on his Facebook account due to some financial and social issues.

“Dubai Police instantly responded to the report and located the suicidal man’s residence in Al Bada and reached his villa in a very short period of time.” “Our team confirmed the report with the villa’s landlord who hadn’t seen the man for days.” Al Jalaf added.

As the European man was trying to hang himself and in short of breath in a locked room, a brave Dubai officer climbed to the second floor through the veranda and to rescue the man just in time.