The killing of a drug distributor and the kidnapping of a cashier, in light of the security chaos in Sanaa
English - Saturday 12 September 2020 الساعة 12:19 pm
Sanaa, NewsYemen, Exclusive:
According to local sources, the young Hisham Saeed Abdulwali Al-Akhali was found, on Friday morning, killed in his car on Sixtieth Street, north of the capital, next to Al-Iman University, previously.
The sources confirmed that the young man was working in the sale and distribution of medicines and medical supplies, and had his own project in marketing cosmetics, in addition to that he had previously worked as a supervisor in the international company "Lyon" for several years, and he is the son of Dr. Abdul Wali Saeed Al-Akhali.
Close associates confirmed that the one who fired the shot was sitting in the back seat of the car and that the bullets penetrated the victim's head and exited one of his eyes. Before the killer left, he left two bullets in Hisham's pocket and went away.
Al-Akhali is a young man from Taiz Governorate.
His family and many citizens have demanded that the security services of the Houthi militia arrest the killers and refer them to the judiciary.
On the other hand, businessman Muhammad Murshid, owner of the "Al-Tadamon Exchange" store, was kidnapped on Friday in the capital, Sana'a.
Eyewitnesses stated that Murshid left the money exchange store in the heart of the Municipality to be pursued by a group of people until Tunis Street.
Reports add that he and his car were kidnapped and taken to an unknown destination, while accounts confirm that he was taken to the city of Amran, adjacent to the Sana'a governorate, which means that the kidnappers passed several Houthi checkpoints.
It should be noted that there is an unprecedented security chaos in the governorates under the militia’s control, including the capital, Sana'a.
On the same level, the leaks began to show new clues about honor cases and other criminal cases in connection with the case of Abdullah Qaid Al-Aghbry, who was killed on August 26 in Al-Sebaei Mobile Shops on Al-Qiyadah Street.
