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Those who lodged a robbery report in Saudi Arabia found themselves in great difficulty

Riyadh gangsters arrested for plundering 2 million rials from foreigners have seized money from two Sudanese businessmen in Al-Arabiya area.

Those who lodged a robbery report in Saudi Arabia found themselves in great difficulty
Riyadh Riaz police have arrested an international robbery gang robbing a foreigner during an operation. According to Saudi website Urgel, Riaz police spokesman Shakir Bin al-Tawajiri said two of the five arrested were from Saudi Arabia, two from Yemen and one from African country Chad.
The men are between 30 and 40 years old. The five accused have formed a gang to rob. A few days ago, two Sudanese citizens filed a report at a local police station that they were passing through Riyadh's Al-Muhalla area with more than two million riyals, and suddenly five people were attacked and with the money they had. The bags were taken away and fled.
Police started searching the attackers and searching for them. In this connection, help was also made with close circuit TV cameras installed at various locations in the area. After that the men were arrested. However, a subsequent investigation also revealed that the Sudanese citizen who filed the report was an employee of a handicraft company. These people used to send money abroad through illegal means. The money that was stolen from the Sudanese employees was also collected through a handicraft business. Police also arrested the employees of the company. 12 million rials were also recovered from their possession.

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