Kuwaiti Interior Ministry officer receives seven years in jail for paralysing worker in car wash dispute

Court also orders him to pay compensation for material and psychological damage

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The Court of Cassation handed down this irrevocable ruling against the officer, who was found guilty of assaulting the worker and causing him permanent quadriplegia — paralysis of all four limbs. Representational image.
The Court of Cassation handed down this irrevocable ruling against the officer, who was found guilty of assaulting the worker and causing him permanent quadriplegia — paralysis of all four limbs. Representational image.
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The Court of Cassation handed down this irrevocable ruling against the officer, who was found guilty of assaulting the worker and causing him permanent quadriplegia — paralysis of all four limbs.

The appeals court upheld the conviction, dismissing the defendant’s claims. It cited solid evidence from eyewitnesses, the victim’s testimony, and a forensic medical report to support its decision.

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