Crime & Justice
Driver Arrested for Dragging Stray Dog in Giza After Dog Bites His Son
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Driver Arrested for Dragging Stray Dog in Giza After Dog Bites His Son
Egyptian police have arrested a tuk-tuk driver who tied a stray dog to his vehicle and dragged it through Giza streets, a widely circulated video showed.
- Police identified and detained the driver, a resident of the Warraq police district, after a video on social media showed him dragging the stray dog.
- The driver admitted to the act, stating that he did so because the stray dog had bitten his son, causing an injury.
- Authorities seized the tuk-tuk, which was found without license plates, and initiated legal proceedings.
What happened since
Tuk-tuk Driver Arrested for Driving Inside Cairo Airport Roads
Egyptian police have arrested a tuk-tuk driver after he drove on restricted roads inside Cairo International Airport.
- Police identified the driver following a video circulating on social media.
- The driver, a resident of the Salam police district with a prior criminal record, confessed to entering the airport roads on July 14 to shorten his route.
- Authorities said legal measures have been taken against the driver.
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