A Gulf couple deludes an Arab car owner into buying it and stealing it in a dramatic way

A Gulf couple deludes an Arab car owner into buying it and stealing it in a dramatic way Libya uncovering a car theft gang led by a mayor

In the details, the couple accompanied the owner of the car, an Arab national, to a cafe, and after sitting with him, he deluded him through a forged message that they had transferred the value of the car to his bank account, only to discover after that that he had fallen victim to a planned fraud.

In turn, the judiciary issued a criminal judgment in absentia imprisoning the defendant for 6 months, and the plaintiff filed an appeal against the ruling issued, and resorted to the Ras Al Khaimah Civil Court to demand that the defendant pay him 50 thousand dirhams, the value of the car that she bought from him and did not receive its price, in addition to 1000 dirhams. Fees for transporting the car from Dubai to Ras Al Khaimah, and compensating him 10 thousand dirhams for the material and moral damages incurred as a result of her act, and obligating her to legal interest at 9% from the date of the lawsuit until full payment, expenses, fees and attorney fees, on the basis that she is the one who bought the car and signed the contract in her name .

The plaintiff also stated that he offered his car for sale via social media, and the defendant and her husband contacted him, expressing interest in buying the car, and he continued that they agreed that the defendant would send her identity to him and send the car delivery location for the purpose of transferring the agreed amount.

And while waiting for the confirmation message of transferring the amount to his account, it was agreed to wait until the amount was deposited, and to ensure that it was transferred.

He stated that he went with them to a cafe near the place, and waited about half an hour until a message arrived to transfer the money to his account, and during this period the defendant took the car key and left the cafe, and after a while her husband asked to enter the bathroom, and he did not return, and when the plaintiff went to look for them, she did not He finds them in the place, and calls them more than 20 times.

The competent judiciary is still following the case to decide on its final ruling. Source: Emirates Today

India finding a "spy pigeon"

Fishermen found a pigeon when their ship was anchored about 35 km off the coast of Konark 10 days ago.

The pigeon, which was equipped with a camera and a microchip, was caught from a fishing boat off the coast of Paradip in Jagatsinghpur district of Odisha, as police suspect the bird was being used for espionage.

Some fishermen found this pigeon sitting on their boat a few days ago, and the bird was "captured" and "handed over" to the Marine Police yesterday, Wednesday.

"The veterinarians will examine the bird, and we will seek the assistance of the forensic laboratory to examine the devices attached to the leg of the pigeon. The devices appear to be a camera and a microchip," Jagatsinghpur Police Superintendent Rahul told PTI.

Rahul also stated that the police will enlist the help of experts to interpret the writing on the bird's wings in a language unknown to the local police.

The employee of the fishing vessel, Sarthi, said that he saw the dove sitting on the boat, and suddenly he noticed that some of the tools were connected to the legs of the bird, and he also found that something was written on the wings of the bird, and he continued: “I could not understand it because it was not in the Odia language.” The bird is approaching. Source: The Indian Express

"Baghdad Phantom" A leaked video from the US military shows a flying saucer that was spotted in Iraq in May 2022

Investigative journalists have uncovered US military footage of a cylindrical flight over Iraq now dubbed the BAGHDAD PHANTOM.

The British newspaper “ Daily Star” said that Jeremy Corbel and George Knapp participated in a podcast episode, photos taken by the US Air Force from an active conflict zone in Baghdad using a Reaper drone in May 2022.

The photos were allegedly leaked by frustrated members of the US Air Force, who believe UFO incidents are being "graved" by the military.

In the clip, they claimed that the slender object had been officially identified as a UAP Unidentified Anomaly by the Air Force.

However, it is not part of active UAP investigations in the US, but the Department of Defense's AARO (Defective Resolution Office in All Areas) seems to be aware of it.

In the podcast, which has garnered more than 17,000 views, Jeremy Corbel said: "At the moment our government officially named it UAP but it didn't go to the right places." Top left, you'll see it's shot in hot white, which means the background is much hotter than the photo."

"By the way, I can confirm with 100% that this object flew under intelligently controlled flight, across the screen from left to right," he added.

For his part, George Knapp commented, "It's kind of like a torpedo or a missile."

Jeremy Corbel insisted it wasn't a torpedo because it was above ground, and said: "We'll see if that's a missile too. Source: British newspaper " Daily Star".