publish time

07/11/2017

author name Arab Times

publish time

07/11/2017

KUWAIT CITY, Nov 7: Ministry of Interior busted a money laundering network of a Bedoun and two Kuwaiti brothers after intensive investigation proved the suspects were actually involved in suspicious deals, which included procuring and reselling of vehicles in large numbers, reports Al-Qabas daily.A security source said one of the brothers is employed by the General Traffic Department, and security authorities detected the crime based on dramatic increase in the bank deposits of the Bedoun that swelled up to KD 12 million on account of cars he procured and sold through an office he owns.Further investigation revealed the office procured about 120 cars per month and sold them very cheap. In the meantime, detectives traced documents of the cars sold and discovered they were all transferred by a specific employee who happened to be the brother of the citizen partnering with the Bedoun whose duty was to facilitate issuance of licenses and transfer of the cars to new owners. The source reiterated investigation is still underway to identify their source of funding — whether or not other individuals are also involved.Call for strict action: Reckless motorists, who were driving 4X4 vehicles, broke into Sabah Al-Ahmad Nature Reserve for the third day in a row, reports Al-Qabas daily. They destroyed the fences and ran over a wolf, thereby, causing its death. The situation in the reserve continues to get worse, up to the point that such individuals fired a gun and destroyed a number of police vehicles and volunteers’ cars. Environmental activists recorded serious violations like killing animals and birds, in addition to endangering the lives of volunteers. Environmental activist Eng Fanais Al-Ajmi asserted the worsening situation requires strict action on the part of relevant authorities such as the Ministry of Interior and Environment Public Authority (EPA). Al-Ajmi said the volunteers witnessed how four vehicles without plate numbers broke into the reserve and some of those involved in such acts even fired a gun.By Munaif NayefAl-Seyassah Staff and Agencies