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Ajman Police arrest two Arab nationals on charges of fraud with witchcraft and sorcery

Ajman Police arrest two Arab nationals on charges of fraud with witchcraft and sorcery

The Ajman Police General Command managed to arrest two people of Arab nationality on charges of fraud with witchcraft and sorcery in exchange for a sum of money in a hotel in the Emirate of Ajman. The details of the case, as explained by Lieutenant-Colonel Ahmed Saeed Al Nuaimi, Director of Criminal Investigations and Investigations at Ajman Police, are due to information that two people of Arab nationality are defrauding others by practicing witchcraft and sorcery in exchange for sums of money, by meeting in a hotel in the emirate. After taking legal measures, a task force was formed to investigate and arrest the accused, where they were contacted and agreed to perform magic in exchange for a sum of money set by the accused of 10,000 dirhams, along with bringing some resources that are used in witchcraft and sorcery. The accused came to the agreed-upon location in the specified hotel, and with the accused beginning to practice witchcraft and sorcery, the site was raided and the two accused were caught red-handed with some materials used in magic and sorcery, in addition to obtaining papers containing incomprehensible talismans used in fraud operations. Thus, the two accused and the case file were transferred to the Public Prosecution to complete the legal procedures. Lieutenant-Colonel Ahmed Saeed Al-Nuaimi, Director of the Criminal Investigation Department, called on the public to take precautions and beware of sorcery fraudsters and weak-minded people who take advantage of the ignorance of their victims. To preserve the safety and security of the community.

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