22:38
Saturday 24th September 2022
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Books – Tarek Samir:
The Public Prosecutor ordered the imprisonment of the accused responsible for his unconsciousness and non-compliance with the rules and laws in an accident on the Suez road, and to have presented him to the Forensic Medicine Authority to ascertain the extent of his use of narcotics.
On Thursday 22 of this month, the Public Prosecutor’s Office received a notification from the police stating that a person had been kidnapped for driving his car in a dangerous way for others, and had intercepted the path of passing cars, causing harming one of them, as well as the seizure of alcoholic substances and a drug abuse report issued by a government hospital, which by carrying out an analysis of the accused immediately after his arrest, it was found that he had used drugs, and this was in conjunction with what was monitored by the Al-Bayan Department Monitoring and Analysis Unit of the Attorney General’s Office for several video clips related to the incident, so the Prosecutor’s Office immediately initiated the investigation.
The prosecutor listened to the statements of one of the drivers of the other cars, who testified that the defendant deliberately blocked his road and collided with him, as well as beating him, and a quarrel broke out between them.
The Public Prosecutor’s Office heard the statements of the police secretary in charge of the kidnapping of the accused, who confirmed that the accused did not have a driving license or driving license, and that a pill had been found in his possession. narcotics and alcohol.
By questioning the accused, he denied what was attributed to him, and admitted that he had driven his car recklessly without giving a reason, and that what he had done on the public road was an attempt on his part to prevent his arrest. , and consequently the Public The prosecution ordered the detention of the accused for four days pending investigation and a sample was taken to confirm the extent of his drug use;
The competent court also ordered that the defendant’s order to continue his detention for fifteen days be considered today.
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