Riyadh police have arrested a Filipino driver for killing his Saudi sponsor.
Police spokesman Brig. Nasser Al-Qahtani said the crime took place at about 4 p.m. on Sunday. Sulaimaniya police were informed by telephone that a 56-year-old Saudi had been killed.
Preliminary investigation pointed the needle of suspicion at his Filipino driver because the two were not on good terms following a conflict.
The Filipino had run away from the scene after committing the crime.
“Security officers were able to catch him within a few hours,” Al-Qahtani said.
Meanwhile, security officers are looking for a young Saudi man for allegedly attacking Saudi Telecom’s customer service office in Muzahamiya, west of Riyadh, on Sunday.
Informed sources told an online newspaper that the man was holding a gun and had broken the office’s glass door. He had also threatened the office staff. The man’s father told police that he did not know where his son was hiding
Police spokesman Brig. Nasser Al-Qahtani said the crime took place at about 4 p.m. on Sunday. Sulaimaniya police were informed by telephone that a 56-year-old Saudi had been killed.
Preliminary investigation pointed the needle of suspicion at his Filipino driver because the two were not on good terms following a conflict.
The Filipino had run away from the scene after committing the crime.
“Security officers were able to catch him within a few hours,” Al-Qahtani said.
Meanwhile, security officers are looking for a young Saudi man for allegedly attacking Saudi Telecom’s customer service office in Muzahamiya, west of Riyadh, on Sunday.
Informed sources told an online newspaper that the man was holding a gun and had broken the office’s glass door. He had also threatened the office staff. The man’s father told police that he did not know where his son was hiding
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