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Gang stole Dhs15million in goods from Dubai villas
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يبدوا ان بعض ضعاف النفوس من أبناء جلدتنا والذين تمكن منهم الطمع والجشع قد انساقوا وراء اغراء عصابة كولمبيية وحسبما جاء في الخبر ادناه انهم تعرفوا على سودانى غمره عشرون عاما في الفيسبوك في الانترنت وكاشفوه بأنهم عصابة عالمية وقد نفذوا عدة سرقات حول العالم ويرغبون في الحضور الى الامارات العربية - دبى لتنفيذ سرقات من أماكن فخيمة وفاخرة ويحتاجون لأدلاء وهكذا وافق هذا السودانى ثم اشرك صديقه وصفيه في هذا المخطط الاجرامى وهكذا حضرت العصابة وقامت بسرقة حوالى 23 قيلا في دبى والراشدية واخذوا ما خف حمله وغلى ثمنه من ساعات ومجوهرات ثم هربوا الى سلطنة عمان والتي جاءوا من عندها وتسللوا خلسة الى الامارات واستأجروا سيارة بجواز مزيف .
وقر السودانيين خرطة لمناطق السرقات في الجميرة والراشدية وغيرها
تمكنت السلطات من القبض على العصابة بعد التبليغ عن السرقات والآن يخضعون للمحاكمة في دبى



تعليق عارض :- من الملاحظ ان بعض الشباب يفعون ضحايا عن طريق الفيسبوك ، البعض منهم ينضم لداعش عن طريق نفس هذا الوسيط والبعض الآخر ينضم لعصابة دولية متخصصة في السرقات ، وبقدر ما ان وسائل التواصل الاجتماعى هذه من فيسبوك وتويتر وواتسب قد ساعدت في تواصل ايجابى كذلك فانها قد جلبت شرور كثيرة لسوء الاستعمال وضعف الوازع الاخلاقى والقيمى

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Gang stole Dhs15million in goods from Dubai villas



Five Columbian nationals who targeted wealthy homes in cities around the globe before heading to Dubai

Seven men have gone on trial over a string of villa raids in which Dhs15million of goods were stolen over just two nights.


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They targeted wealthy homes in cities around the globe before heading to Dubai, a judge was told.

Hundreds of watches and jewellery items were among the valuables taken from 14 villas in Dubai and nine in other parts of the UAE during the summer, Dubai Court of First Instance heard.

The five Colombians and two Sudanese nationals are accused of stealing watches and jewellery worth Dhs700,000 and $18,000 from a villa in Rashidiya area on June 27, 2015. Altogether they face prosecution for several separate cases.

Prosecutors said one suspect, the 28-year-old Colombian ring leader, was looking for a local contact to help the gang and had met a 20-year-old Sudanese man through Facebook a year earlier.

An Emirati police officer who investigated the case said: “He told him that they are a professional gang and had committed many robberies all around the globe. He said they were planning to come to Dubai.”

The gang asked the Sudanese man to provide logistical help after they arrived. The Sudanese man accused asked a friend, who is also on trial, to join him.

The Colombians flew into Oman and managed to sneak over the UAE border. The two Sudanese had prepared a map of villas in Jumeirah, Al Safa, Emirates Hills, Rashidiya and Arabian Ranches.

The gang rented a Range Rover from Sharjah using a fake British passport and used the car in the raids. They escaped to Oman and were planning to smuggle out the jewellery inside kids’ toys.

Police were alerted when a 42-year-old Emirati discovered jewellery missing and officers tracked the Sudanese men to Sharjah.

With the help of Omani police they tracked the Colombians to a hotel in Oman.

The two Sudanese men denied criminal abetting. The Colombian leader denied the charges but four colleagues confessed to theft.

The trial continues later this month.