In one of the most daring and precise security cases, the General Administration of Criminal Investigations in the State of Kuwait managed to dismantle a criminal organization that had planned a major theft in the oil sector. The gang, which included Kuwaiti citizens and residents of Arab and Asian nationalities, did not rely on force but rather on clever tricks and organized deception to smuggle huge quantities of sensitive materials out of the Ahmadi area.

The Tight Plan: How to Steal 400 Tons Without Raising Suspicion?

The crime was not random; investigations revealed a highly complex criminal method that relied on role engineering and precise task distribution to dispose of 400 tons of marine cables belonging to Kuwait Oil Company, which have a market value of approximately 420,000 Kuwaiti Dinars:

The Internal Breach: One of the suspects exploited his vital position within the company to completely obscure the serial numbers of the cables, then prepared forged official documents to pass the shipments through the gates without anyone suspecting him.

The Engineer's Disguise: Another member took on the role of impersonating a petroleum engineer, using this professional demeanor to market the stolen cables and convince traders of their legitimacy.

The Last Amghara Station: A third partner was responsible for purchasing the smuggled goods and reselling them at 'Amghara Scrap,' armed with forged papers and seals to mislead inspectors and security authorities.

After careful monitoring and gathering compelling evidence, a force of criminal investigation officers moved in following the issuance of legal permission, surrounding the gang's hideouts and arresting them in the act.

Security personnel found large sums of money and several valuable possessions in the suspects' possession, which had been collected in a short time from the proceeds of the sales. The seized items include:

The first suspect: Found in possession of 37,000 Kuwaiti Dinars in cash, heavy gold jewelry, in addition to a luxury car purchased directly with stolen funds.

The second suspect: Found in possession of 26,210 Kuwaiti Dinars, along with 1,000 US Dollars.

In immediate coordination with Kuwait Oil Company, Kuwaiti security agencies were able to secure all the stolen cables and successfully recover them before they could be disposed of, and the 'secret seal' used by the gang in all forgery operations was also seized.

All members of the criminal organization, along with the seized items and forged documents, were referred to the relevant authorities to ensure that justice takes its strict legal course against them.

In one of the boldest and most precise security cases, the General Administration of Criminal Investigations in the State of Kuwait managed to dismantle a criminal organization that planned a major theft in the oil sector. The gang, which included Kuwaiti citizens and residents of Arab and Asian nationalities, did not rely on force but rather on clever tricks and organized deception to smuggle huge quantities of sensitive materials out of the Ahmadi area.

The Tight Plan.. How to Steal 400 Tons Without Raising Suspicion?

The crime was not random; investigations revealed a highly complex criminal method that relied on role engineering and precise task distribution to dispose of 400 tons of marine cables belonging to Kuwait Oil Company, which have a market value of approximately 420,000 Kuwaiti Dinars:

The Internal Breach: One of the suspects exploited his vital position within the company to completely obscure the serial numbers of the cables, then prepared forged official documents to pass the shipments through the gates without anyone suspecting him.

The Engineer's Disguise: Another member took on the role of impersonating a petroleum engineer, using this professional demeanor to market the stolen cables and convince traders of their legitimacy.

The Last Amghara Station: A third partner was responsible for purchasing the smuggled goods and reselling them at "Amghara Scrap," armed with forged papers and seals to mislead inspectors and security authorities.

After careful monitoring and gathering of compelling evidence, a force of criminal investigation officers moved in following the issuance of legal permission, surrounding the gang's hideouts and arresting them in the act.

Security personnel found large sums of money and several valuable possessions in the suspects' possession, which had been collected in a short time from the proceeds of the sales. The seized items include:

The first suspect: Found in possession of 37,000 Kuwaiti Dinars in cash, heavy gold jewelry, in addition to a luxury car purchased directly with stolen funds.

The second suspect: Found in possession of 26,210 Kuwaiti Dinars, along with 1,000 US Dollars.

In immediate coordination with Kuwait Oil Company, Kuwaiti security agencies were able to secure all the stolen cables and successfully recover them before they could be disposed of, and the "secret seal" used by the gang in all forgery operations was also seized.

All members of the criminal organization, along with the seized items and forged documents, were referred to the relevant authorities to ensure that justice takes its strict legal course against them.