84 wanted individuals and violators arrested in Hawalli and Kabd
Security campaigns in Hawalli and Kabd result in the arrest of 84 wanted individuals and violators, with participation from several government entities
Translated by Alqyas from Al-Anba — Original source
Security and traffic campaigns carried out by the Ministry of Interior in Hawalli Governorate and the Kabd area resulted in the apprehension of 84 wanted individuals and violators involved in criminal and civil cases, as well as residency and labor law violations, absconders, and possession of narcotics and intoxicants. The operations also led to the seizure of wanted vehicles and the issuance of traffic violations, as part of efforts to enhance security presence and traffic discipline.
The campaigns were conducted under the supervision of Brigadier General Ahmed Fahad Al-Azmi, Head of the Traffic and Operations Affairs Sector, and Brigadier General Haqqawi Abdulaziz Al-Omar, Head of the Security Directorates Affairs Sector. They were monitored by Major General Hamlan Hadhiri Al-Hamlan, Director General of the General Directorate of Emergency Police; Major General Hussein Muhammad Dashti, Director General of Hawalli Governorate Security Directorate; Colonel Rakan Sabah Ali Al-Yousef, Assistant Director General of Emergency Police; and Major General Mohammed Al-Maasab, Assistant Director General of Hawalli Security.
The Ministry of Interior stated that the joint security and traffic campaign in the Kabd area led to the apprehension of 21 wanted individuals and violators, including those subject to arrest warrants, individuals with outstanding debts, and those with residency and visa violations. Additionally, several individuals without identity documents were detained, two wanted vehicles were seized, and one person was caught driving without a valid license. A violating vehicle was impounded, and numerous traffic violations were issued.
The Hawalli Governorate Security Directorate’s campaign, which lasted for three consecutive days, resulted in the apprehension of 63 wanted individuals and violators, including those violating residency and labor laws, absconders, casual laborers, and individuals wanted for criminal and civil matters. Others were found in possession of narcotics and intoxicants, while several lacked identity documents.
The Hawalli campaign also saw the establishment of 66 checkpoints and security presence points, 20 inspection points, and the provision of 84 humanitarian assistance cases. These efforts involved participation from the General Fire Department, Kuwait Municipality, the Public Authority for Food and Nutrition, and the Ministry of Commerce and Industry.
