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Justice Court extends remand of trio arrested with 1.7kg drugs, 230 vape cartridges The Criminal Court on Friday extended the remand by 30 days of three suspects — Hussain Shavin, Maryam Isha Ashraf and Mohamed Nahil — arrested in Male' on September 3 during a police operation that yielded 1.7 kilograms of suspected drugs and 230 vape cartridges. This is the fourth time the trio have been remanded, and the Prosecutor General's Office has accepted the case documents for prosecution. 4 outlets : Sun English, The Standard, One Online and 1 more Source (opens Sun English in a new tab)
Justice Former councilor Aiman arrested over alleged sexual assault of minor Former Male' City Council member for the Maafannu South constituency Mohamed Aiman Ismail was arrested on Tuesday over allegations of sexually assaulting a minor girl, according to police spokesperson Ahmed Shiyam. Former Foreign Minister and Parliament Speaker Abdulla Shahid has also been arrested over similar allegations and was remanded in custody for 30 days. 11 outlets : MM TV (English), Atoll Times, Adhadhu (English) and 8 more Source (opens The Edition in a new tab)
Justice Court acquits man after ruling fingerprint evidence insufficient to prove Male' shop burglary A Criminal Court has acquitted Hassan Shan of theft and damage to property over the burglary of a phone shop on Maaveyo Magu in Male', ruling that a fingerprint found on a movable cardboard box was insufficient to prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. The court noted that police could not prepare a video analysis report because the suspect was masked and the shop was dark. Sun English Source (opens Sun English in a new tab)

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