The head of the Appeal Prosecution stated that the Grand Criminal Court, in its appeal capacity, ruled yesterday to accept the appeal of the Public Prosecution and the tightening of the sentence issued against a defendant for his imprisonment for three years.
Details of the incident are due to the accused – accompanied by others, who were previously convicted of imprisonment and final removal from the country – to go out on a marine fishing journey in the boat owned The coasts, and on their way back to that boat that the accused was driving under the influence of the drug and without attention and at excessive speed, did not adhere to the international rules to prevent collision in the seas, which led to the collision of his boat with the boat that the victim was resigning, and this resulted in their injury that led to their death, and the first court ruled that he punished him for six months.
The Public Prosecution objected to that ruling to appeal to tighten the punishment because it was not appropriate with the actions committed by the accused, and the lack of indifference to human lives and his leadership of the boat quickly while he was under the influence of the drug, and the Great Court ruled yesterday to accept the appeal of the Public Prosecution, and issued its ruling before the statement.
