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The Court of Appeals in October will resume hearing two cases related to the incident in which tea seller Hadeer was run over in Al-Ahram Gardens, on October 6. In these cases, the two defendants, Joudy and Marwan, were sentenced to two years in prison each after reaching a reconciliation with the injured party and the owners of the beverage vehicle, despite Hadeer’s family’s continued refusal to settle and their pursuit of legal proceedings. The incident resulted in Hadeer’s death and left another person injured. Investigations revealed that the vehicle was driven by the accused, Marwan, with an unlicensed license, and he was reportedly enabled to operate it by his father, who is also facing charges of endangering a child. Currently, investigations are still ongoing.
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