Tuesday 09/December/2025 – 08:37 AM
The Red Sea Criminal Court, headed by Counselor Ahmed Zaki Al-Menoufi, ruled to punish the accused, “Yasser A. A. A.,” with fifteen years in prison, with the confiscation of the bladed weapon used in the crime, and obligating him to pay criminal expenses.
And he came Judgment In Case No. 402 of 2025, Hurghada District, registered under No. 30 of 2025, the Red Sea District, in which he is accused of intentionally killing the victim, Nabil Ahmed Muhammad Ibrahim, with premeditation and premeditation, using a wooden stick, “Shouma.”
The court explained in the merits of its ruling that, after reviewing, deliberating, and hearing the arguments of the prosecution and defense and the defendant’s statements, it was certain that the defendant had brought the previous victim to work in his shoe workshop, but the latter left work and moved to a competing workshop owned by the defendant’s cousins, which angered him and prompted him to plan revenge.
The court stated that the accused, on January 7, 2025, went to the competing workshop after picking up a wooden stick, and as soon as he saw the victim, he chased him and assaulted him with successive blows that struck his left hand and head, causing a fracture of the bottom of the skull and a severe bleeding in the right lobe of the brain that led to his death.
Investigations by the investigations of the Second Division of Hurghada confirmed that the accused carried out his crime out of revenge after previous disputes. The court also viewed surveillance camera recordings that documented the moment of the assault.
The autopsy report indicated that the injuries were caused by a hard, stabbed object, and that death was the result of a fracture of the bottom of the skull, severe blood bleeding in the brain, and a severe drop in blood circulation.
