The Ajman Police General Command has been able to arrest a gang of five African nationals on charges of stealing bank agents. On the details of the incident, Colonel Abdullah Saif Al Matroushi, deputy director of the General Directorate of Police Operations, said that a person from Asian nationality was reported to have been robbed from the vehicle after he withdrew a sum of 20,000 dirhams from a bank in Ajman and placed him in the vehicle. To his work place where he stopped in the parking lot near the headquarters and descended from them leaving the money inside, and upon his return noticed the presence of a broken front windscreen of the side of the driver and the lack of money inside. As a result, the members of the investigations and criminal investigations went to the scene of the accident and the inspection was verified. The information was prepared accordingly. A team of the Department of Investigation and Criminal Investigation was formed by the Director of the Department to monitor and limit the theft of bank clients. The investigation team confirmed that the perpetrators had replaced their vehicle in another emirate to remove the suspicion after committing the crime. Accordingly, the team prepared an ambush in which it was able to arrest the culprits. After they showed violent resistance, and they had a sum of stolen money of fifteen thousand dirhams and the tools of the crime they used to break the glass of cars, the case was referred to the accused and the prosecution. The Deputy Director of the General Directorate of Police Operations praised the competence and experience of the police officers and their efforts to arrest the accused in less than 24 hours from the time of receipt of the communication, calling on the public not to hesitate to report any person attempting to commit theft or any other offense punishable by law, Stressing that the Ajman police will be on the lookout and will deal firmly with all those who think of tampering with the security of the homeland and the safety of citizens and residents.
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