The General Command of the Ajman Police has arrested three African nationals who specialize in sniffing passengers through fraudulent use of a rented car in the fraud and looting of passengers being towed on the external roads in the Manama area of Ajman. Colonel Khalid Mohammed Al Nuaimi, Director of the Ajman Police Department of Foreign Regions, said the details of the case included several reports to the Manama Police Station indicating that a number of persons of Asian nationality were subjected to fraud and snatching. A team of the Criminal Investigation and Investigation Department and members of the Manama Police Station were immediately set up to follow up and uncover the circumstances of the communications received. After searching, following up and listening to the testimonies of the victims, it was found that the gang itself was the one who abused all the informants and stole their property in different places and roads. Of the identification and arrest of the perpetrators, namely, JA, CK and C, all of whom are of African nationality. Colonel Khalid al-Nuaimi said that the perpetrators were luring a passenger waiting for them to be transported on the outside roads. After riding the car, the driver started a problem with the passengers and began to scream in a language that the victim did not understand, claiming that he had lost a sum of money from his wallet. The vehicle is stolen from the victim and the driver and two other persons who are alleged to be in the car are taken into custody. For his part, praised the effective cooperation between the Department of Investigation and Criminal Investigation, which facilitated the arrest of the accused. He also praised the efficiency and experience of the police members of the team assigned to follow up the case from the Manama police station, stressing that Ajman police will be ready and will deal with all the packages With all those who think of tampering with the security of the homeland and the safety of citizens and residents.
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