Three defendants were imprisoned in the assault incident during the Zamalek Club match

The Abu Dhabi Criminal Court ruled to imprison three defendants in the assault incident at the Zamalek Club match for a month and fined each of them 200,000 dirhams, for convicting them of committing the crime of violating the safety of public officials while performing their work duties, and committing acts that would disturb public order and incite riots in front of the fans during the course of the match. Activities of the football match between the Zamalek and Pyramids teams, which was held in Abu Dhabi, October 20.

In the merits of its ruling of conviction, the court explained that after examining the case and taking note of its circumstances and conditions and the evidentiary evidence on which the accusation was based, it became clear that the charges against the accused were proven, taking into account what was stated in the statements of the victims in the Public Prosecution’s investigations, which were consistent with the content of the cameras being discharged at the scene of the incident, and that it was proven The defendants’ failure to comply with regulatory controls, and infringement on the safety of public officials charged with securing the sporting event.