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Arab Times
19 hours ago
- Arab Times
Kuwaiti Woman Arrested for Possession of Illegal Drugs in Kuwait
KUWAIT CITY, June 20: As part of its ongoing efforts to combat drug-related crimes, the Criminal Security Sector—represented by the General Department for Drug Control—has arrested a female Kuwaiti citizen found in possession of narcotics and psychotropic substances intended for personal use. The arrest followed intelligence reports indicating that the suspect had narcotics. Acting on this information and following legal procedures, authorities apprehended the woman. Upon her arrest, quantities of marijuana, cocaine, and other psychotropic substances were discovered in her possession. The suspect has been referred to the competent authorities for further legal action. The Ministry of Interior reiterated its commitment to continue its anti-drug operations with full force, as part of a comprehensive security strategy to track and prosecute anyone involved in drug-related activities. The ministry also urged the public to support law enforcement efforts by reporting any suspicious activities that may threaten the safety and security of the nation.
Al Bawaba
19 hours ago
- Al Bawaba
Kuwait actress Shejoun Al-Hajri arrested for drugs — Internet reacts fast
ALBAWABA - Kuwaiti actress Shejoun Al-Hajri drug arrest shocks social media. A photograph that was distributed by the Ministry of Interior in Kuwait has created a significant amount of discussion across various social media sites. Shejoun Al-Hajri, a social media star from Kuwait, is depicted in the picture, which was shared on the official accounts of the ministry. The ministry has confirmed that Al-Hajri was taken into custody by the General Department for Drug Control. The ministry disclosed in a statement that the arrest will be handled by the Criminal Security Sector. The ministry issued the announcement. The report states that authorities took Al-Hajri into custody for possessing narcotic and psychotropic substances with the intent to use them. This arrest is a part of Kuwait's increasingly aggressive campaign against drug trafficking and abuse. moi_kuw Instagram profile According to the authorities, Shejoun Al-Hajri had been under observation as a result of the investigative procedures that occurred after suspicions were raised about her involvement in the possession of illegal drugs. According to reports, when she was taken into custody, security personnel found that she was in possession of substantial quantities of marijuana and cocaine, in addition to other psychotropic chemicals. The authorities responsible for her protection have initiated a legal proceeding and are currently holding her. Anti-drug efforts will continue with determination as part of a larger national plan to safeguard society from the dangers of narcotics, according to a public statement issued by the Ministry of Justice, which highlighted the ministry's commitment to combating drug-related offenses. The Ministry of Justice urged citizens and residents to assist security forces by reporting suspicious activity or information that could enhance public safety. Officials emphasized the significance of community cooperation and urged citizens and residents to assist security forces. Although the ministry did not provide any additional information regarding the current investigation or the possible legal repercussions for Shejoun Al-Hajri, the public disclosure of her arrest has garnered both criticism and support in the internet community. Discussions on drug use, public figures, and the function of law enforcement in the Gulf area have been rekindled once more as a result of the occurrence.
Arab Times
11-06-2025
- Arab Times
Iranian Arrested with Massive Crystal Meth Haul in Kuwait
KUWAIT CITY, June 11: In a significant blow to drug trafficking operations, Kuwait's Criminal Security Sector, through the General Department for Drug Control, has seized approximately 200 kilograms of shabu (methamphetamine) in the Riggae area. The narcotics, valued at over 1.5 million Kuwaiti dinars, were found in the possession of an Iranian national who allegedly intended to distribute them across the country. This major operation was carried out in line with directives from His Excellency the First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, Sheikh Fahd Yousef Saud Al-Sabah. The initiative forms part of ongoing efforts to combat drug-related crimes, dismantle trafficking networks, and safeguard public health and security. The operation was launched after anti-narcotics authorities received precise intelligence indicating the suspect's involvement in drug distribution. Following legal procedures, the suspect was apprehended in Al-Raqi, where a large cache of narcotics was recovered. Further investigations revealed that the accused had rented two vehicles—one for delivering narcotics to various locations and another, parked in a dirt lot in the Al-Raqqa area, used as a mobile storage unit. Authorities also discovered that the suspect was acting on instructions received from contacts outside the country. The suspect and the confiscated drugs have been referred to the competent authorities for further legal action. The General Department for Drug Control, under the continued supervision of Sheikh Fahd Al-Sabah, reaffirmed its commitment to intensifying efforts against drug trafficking. The department emphasized that it will relentlessly pursue anyone who threatens the nation's security by engaging in the import, distribution, or sale of narcotics.
Arab Times
31-05-2025
- Health
- Arab Times
From Housewife to Doctor: Indian Woman Busted for Running Illegal Clinic in Kuwait
KUWAIT CITY, May 31: As part of the Ministry of Interior's continued efforts to combat unlawful practices and safeguard public health, the Criminal Security Sector, represented by the Investigations Department in Farwaniya Governorate and the Jleeb Al-Shuyoukh Investigations Unit, has arrested an Indian national for illegally practicing medicine. The arrest came during a crackdown on illicit activities in the Jleeb Al-Shuyoukh area. Investigators discovered that the woman, officially registered as a "housewife," was operating an unlicensed clinic and treating patients without legal authorization. She was apprehended while examining a child. A search of the premises uncovered a cache of medical supplies, including a blood pressure monitor, stethoscope, assorted medications, and infant formula distributed exclusively by the Ministry of Health. Authorities also found capsules containing so-called 'folk remedies' prepared by the suspect and dispensed without any medical oversight. During interrogation, the woman admitted to practicing medicine without any formal medical qualifications or a license from the relevant authorities. She also confessed to importing some of the medications from abroad and purchasing others from local pharmacies. The accused has been referred to the appropriate legal authorities for further action.
Arab Times
28-05-2025
- Arab Times
Fake Accounts and Stolen Identities: Nepali Fraudster Caught in Kuwait
KUWAIT CITY, May 28: In a continued crackdown on financial crimes, the Financial Crimes Combating Department of Kuwait's Criminal Security Sector has arrested a Nepalese national accused of involvement in a sophisticated bank fraud operation. The suspect was wanted in connection with two cases — No. 2253/2024 and No. 2234/2024 — both related to banking fraud. Authorities uncovered the scam after discovering that the suspect had been purchasing bank cards and SIM cards from individuals within his community. During a precautionary search, officers seized eight bank cards and four SIM cards from his possession. Upon interrogation, he confessed to possessing additional items at his residence. A subsequent search led to the confiscation of 12 more bank cards, 16 SIM cards, and a number of bank documents and blank SIM cards. The suspect admitted that he supplied these cards to an accomplice who shipped them abroad for use in fraudulent schemes aimed at stealing money from unsuspecting victims. The accused has been referred to the Public Prosecution, and legal action is underway. Investigations are being expanded, and authorities are coordinating with international counterparts to identify and apprehend additional suspects involved in the operation.
