Mostafa Attia:
Posted on: Saturday, May 13, 2023 – 12:51 PM | Last update: Saturday 13 May 2023 – 12:51 PM
The Public Security Sector, in cooperation with Alexandria Security, succeeded in uncovering the mystery of finding the body of a woman in Alexandria.
Major General Khaled Al-Barawi, Director of Alexandria Security, received a notification from Major General Sabri Al-Azab, Hakamdar Alexandria, that a report had been received from the Burj Al-Arab Police Department in the Alexandria Security Directorate, that a woman’s body had been found in the department’s department.
A research team was formed with the participation of the Public Security Sector and the Alexandria Security Directorate. Its efforts resulted in determining the identity of the victim, and it was found that she was a woman who had been informed of her absence – residing in the police station – and that behind the commission of the incident was a person with criminal information – residing in the police station.
He was targeted and was able to be caught, and by confronting him, he confessed to committing the incident and decided to have a relationship with the victim, and determined to kill her and steal her, and on the date of the incident and when she was in front of the door of her apartment, he assaulted her with a “hammer” on her head until she passed away and seized her belongings (laptop, some belongings and private clothes In it, 2 mobile phones), and he added that he got rid of the body by dumping it in the finding area, and seizing (the seized stolen goods).
He also decided to hand it over (the two mobile phones, and some of the victim’s belongings) to his mother, a housewife – a resident of the Aga Police Station Department in Dakahlia, “in bad faith.” They were seized in coordination with the Dakahlia Security Directorate and instructed about (the seized belongings), and she added that she got rid of the two mobile phones by throwing them into a sewer. hydro.
Legal measures were taken regarding the incident, and it was referred to the Public Prosecution Office for investigations.
