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Rubber Tire Theft Sparks Guard Jail Risk
The article concerns the disappearance of 10 rubber tires from the warehouse of an oil company affiliated with a national petroleum distribution company. The company filed a legal complaint after it was established in the report that 82 tires were stored there, but in reality, several tires mysteriously went missing under unclear circumstances. Investigations revealed that security guards responsible for guarding the premises, "B. Saad Al-Din" and "Sh. Omar," are accountable for this disappearance. The accused, "Sh. Omar," provided inconsistent statements regarding the number of tires he inspected and recorded in the log, claiming he is not responsible for the disappearance. However, the court held him fully accountable, as his role was to inventory and record the tires. Meanwhile, the defendant "B. Saad Al-Din" stated that he found 10 tires missing during inventory and reported this to his colleague, leading to legal action against both. An out-of-court verdict sentenced them to one year in prison and a fine. The petroleum company is seeking compensation for the losses caused by negligence, and a lawsuit has been authorized against the defendants. A session has been scheduled to review the case on October 12.
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