Two bedoun men accused of ‘robbing’ expat man of 2,400 dinars

Personnel from the Jahra Investigations Department are looking for two bedoun men who are said to be involved in a fake business scheme.

According to case details, an unidentified 45-year-old expatriate has filed a complaint, against the two men saying they proposed a joint camel trading business, reports Al-Anba daily.

The complainant said he had known the suspects for a long time and trusted them when they requested KD 2,400 to purchase camels and promised to share profits from the resale.

The victim transferred the amount in four installments using the “Wamd” money transfer service — first installment: KD 10, second installment: KD 390; third installment: KD 1,000 and fourth installment: KD 1,000

However, after receiving the full amount, the suspects allegedly began evading his calls. When finally confronted, they bluntly said: “There is no business,” and refused to return the money.

The incident reportedly took place on March 28 in the Jahra area, near a well-known market. The complainant has submitted bank documents and transfer records to support his case. The suspects are expected to be confronted with this evidence during questioning.