The Qalyubia investigations succeeded in revealing the mystery of the death of a “tuk-tuk” driver whose body was found in the Khanka police station. It was found that the perpetrator of the incident was 3 people who stopped him to take them to a place. They were imprisoned for 4 days pending investigations.
The beginning was when Major General Nabil Selim, Director of Qalyubia Security, received a notification from the Khanka Police Station’s warden, stating that a report had been received from the residents that the body of a “tuk-tuk” driver had been found after he was shot next to a tuk-tuk vehicle on one of the roads in the station’s circle.
Immediately, the search team of the leaders of Major General Muhammad Al-Sayyid, Director of the Qalyubia Investigation Department, moved, and through examination, it was possible to identify the identity of the victim, and it was found that he was the driver of the “Tuk-Tuk” driver. By summoning his father, he decided to leave his son from the house in the “Tuk-Tuk” owned by his brother on the 26th of last April, and he did not report the crime. his absence.
-Investigations concluded that 3 people were behind the crime, “one of whom had criminal information.” Following the legalization of the procedures, the defendants were targeted and two of them were arrested, “one of whom had a forehead wound.” They were seized with a local individual and a number of bullets.
Confronting them, they confessed to having committed the incident with the participation of the fugitive accused with the intent of theft, and stated in the context of their confessions that they agreed to commit the theft incident, and for that, one of them prepared the firearm seized in their possession, and one of them stopped the “Tuk-Tuk” vehicle driving the victim, and the two accused took him on the pretext of delivering them to the place of finding, and upon their arrival, he faced One of them fired a firearm at the victim, but he resisted them and injured one of them, so one of the defendants fired a bullet at him, causing the injury that killed his life, and they seized a sum of money from him. When they tried to steal the “Tuk-Tuk” vehicle, they were surprised by its breakdown, so they abandoned it, so they fled. A report was drawn up on the incident, and the prosecution took over the investigation. .
