Ajman police arrest two accused of killing two youths in a fight in less than 12 hours

The General Command of the Ajman Police has arrested three young men of the Comoros nationality for involvement in the killing of two young men of Gulf nationality following a quarrel in the Emirate of Ajman on Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road towards Umm Al Quwain within less than 12 hours.

Colonel Abdullah Saif Al Matroushi, Director General of Police Operations, explained the details of the case with a message to the Ajman Police Central Operations Center stating that a white-arms quarrel took place on Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road in Ajman towards the Emirate of Umm Al Quwain.

 Police patrols, criminal detectives and the crime scene moved to the scene to discover the body of a 22-year-old UAE national who was on the street after being beaten while trying to escape the melee and cut off the street. A 26-year-old UAE national who died as a result of the assault on white weapons.

The General Director of Police Operations added that the National Ambulance transferred the 30-year-old SKR from the Comoros nationality to Sheikh Khalifa Hospital in Ajman after suffering a serious injury following the quarrel.

In order to take necessary legal action and coordinate with the General Directorate of Umm Al Quwain Police, Ajman Police arrested three of the perpetrators of the murder, AH, of the 18-year-old Comoros nationality, who was slightly injured and taken to Sheikh Khalifa Hospital in Emirate Umm al-Qaiwain, 26 years old and 30-year-old MHM, both of whom are of the Comorian nationality. They are accused of murder and the white weapon used in the murder. Complete the necessary legal procedures.

He praised the efficiency and experience of the police and their efforts to arrest the perpetrators during a record time, calling on the public not to hesitate to report any person trying to commit any crime or other violation punishable by law, stressing that the Ajman police will be on the lookout and will deal With all those who think of tampering with the security of the homeland and the safety of citizens and residents.

The Director-General of Police Operations appealed to the public to respect the security of the police and the crime scene, not to publish the pictures of the facts when they occurred and to launch false permits, which lead to confusion among the community in adopting opinions.