Crime & Justice
Egyptian Court to Hear Appeal of Driver Sentenced for Hitting Pedestrians After Israeli Flag Dispute
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Egyptian Court to Hear Appeal of Driver Sentenced for Hitting Pedestrians After Israeli Flag Dispute
A Cairo appeals court will hear the driver's appeal against a three-year prison sentence for injuring three people and damaging four cars in Kerdasa.
- The driver struck three pedestrians and damaged four vehicles after a verbal dispute over an Israeli flag sticker on his car.
- Eyewitnesses said the driver attempted to flee from an angry crowd before losing control of his vehicle.
- The prosecution has ordered further investigations, including CCTV footage analysis and medical reports on the injured.
What happened since
Appeal Hearing Begins for Defendant Accused of Hitting People with Car Displaying Israeli Flag
The North Giza Misdemeanor Court has begun hearing the appeal of a defendant accused of injuring three people and damaging vehicles after a dispute over an Israeli flag sticker on his car.
- Attorney Ahmad Hamad, representing the defendant, challenged a medical report and demanded a five-doctor committee from Abbasia Hospital evaluate his client.
- The incident occurred when the defendant drove his car at high speed in Kerdasa, injuring three people and damaging four cars following a verbal altercation over the flag sticker.
- Eyewitnesses told the court that the defendant attempted to flee from gathered residents before losing control of the vehicle and crashing.
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