Husband and wife rob Dubai visitor of Dh3,500 ...United Arab Emirates

Dubai: The Dubai Public Prosecution has referred two men and a woman to the Dubai Court of First Instance for posing as security guards in a government entity and robbing a watch worth Dh3,500 from a visitor to the emirate. Prosecutor Khalid Al Ameri, head of Deira Prosecution, said the three African defendants attacked their countryman, slapped him in the face and robbed him at night while walking at the Gold Souk. The defendants stopped the visitor and alleged that he has Dh1,800 traffic fines he need to pay for renting the car of the first defendant. See more IPL 2020 in UAE: Chennai Super Kings slump to defeat against Delhi Capitals in pictures World’s largest canvas painting in

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