Widespread Security Campaign in 'Al-Asimah' Yields Arrests of Wanted Individuals

A widespread security campaign in Al-Asimah Governorate, in cooperation with Kuwait Municipality, resulted in the arrest of numerous wanted individuals and violators, and the removal of vehicles.
Translated by Qiyas from النهار — Original source
Continuing the Ministry of Interior’s efforts to enhance security and enforce the rule of law, the Sector for Directorates of Security Affairs, represented by the Capital Governorate Security Directorate and the Environmental Police Department, carried out an extensive security campaign under the supervision of Brigadier General Haqqawi Abdulaziz Bandar Al-Omar, Head of the Sector for Directorates of Security Affairs, and Brigadier General Mohammed Ahmed Rajab, Director General of the Capital Governorate Security Directorate, in cooperation with the Kuwait Municipality. The campaign targeted the apprehension of wanted individuals and violators, pursued lawbreakers, and strengthened security deployments across various areas.
The campaign resulted in the arrest of several wanted individuals and violators. The Capital Governorate Security Directorate arrested 112 wanted individuals in connection with absentee cases, 48 violators of the Residency Law, 14 casual laborers, 11 wanted individuals in connection with criminal cases, 9 vehicles subject to judicial seizure, 6 wanted individuals in civil cases with total financial amounts totaling 144,065 Kuwaiti dinars, 5 individuals in cases involving possession of narcotics, 3 wanted individuals in connection with theft, breach of trust, and possession of narcotics for personal use, 2 individuals caught gambling, and 2 individuals whose identities could not be verified.
Additionally, the Environmental Police issued 19 environmental and municipal violations, and the Kuwait Municipality removed 198 vehicles. On the traffic front, several traffic violations were issued, and several individuals and motorcycles were detained in accordance with established procedures.