Tuesday 28/October/2025 – 02:29 AM
The past few hours have witnessed successive developments in files and cases that have occupied public opinion, from road accidents to deterrent rulings in murder and drug trafficking crimes.
Accident news bulletin
Cairo presents 24 bulletins with the most prominent news of incidents, including: the release of the woman accused of assaulting a taxi driver in Mohandiseen, the permission to bury the bodies of the three child victims of the Al-Libini Faisal incident, the referral of Yara Tamer, Muslim’s wife, to court after she was accused of insulting the blogger Arwa Qassem, and the theft of the villa of a diplomatic attaché of the German embassy in October.
The woman accused of assaulting a taxi driver in Mohandiseen was released
The investigating authorities decided to release a girl in the incident of beating and insulting a taxi driver in Mohandessin, due to a dispute over priority of passage on League of Arab States Street.
The security services arrested a girl, accusing her of assaulting a taxi driver in Mohandiseen, by beating and insulting her, due to a dispute over priority of traffic on League of Arab States Street.
A video clip of a girl assaulting a taxi driver in Mohandessin topped the trend on social media platforms, where a girl appeared assaulting a taxi driver and insulting him, due to a dispute over priority traffic on Arab League Street.
Authorizing the burial of the bodies of the 3 child victims of the Al-Libini Faisal incident
The competent investigation authorities ordered the burial of the bodies of the three children who were victims of their mother’s lover, who is accused of ending their lives in Al-Labini Faisal.
Initial investigations into the crime incident of Al-Libini Faisal, which claimed the lives of a woman and her three children, revealed that it was the young girl who caused the tragic crime committed by the lover to be revealed, during her interrogation before she breathed her last, saying: I have a father named Hamada and a father named Ahmed.
Preliminary investigations revealed that the accused in the Al-Libini crime incident, the owner of a veterinary tools and feed store, tried to lure and attract the victim until they entered into an illicit relationship after they communicated via phone calls.
Preliminary investigations continued that the accused tried to evade the victim after committing acts offensive to public modesty, so he thought about his tragic crime and getting rid of her and her children so that his matter would not be exposed.
Yara Tamer, Muslim’s wife, was referred to court after she was accused of insulting blogger Arwa Qassem
Lawyer Abdullah Mansour, defending blogger Arwa Qassem, said that the competent investigation authorities referred Arwa Qassem’s lawsuit against Yara Tamer, the ex-wife of the singer Muslim, to the Economic Court, on charges of insult, slander and defamation.
Mansour added, in exclusive statements to Cairo 24, that the criminal case was initiated against the accused, Yara Tamer, for the insults and slander she issued against his client, as she submitted an explanatory memorandum and several document portfolios that included the evidentiary evidence that convinced the Public Prosecution to convict the accused. The case was registered under No. 410 of 2025, economic misdemeanors, and is awaiting registration, description, and referral to trial.
Lawyer Abdullah Mansour, in his capacity as agent for the famous blogger Arwa Qassem, submitted a memorandum to the investigation authorities in Nasr City first against the so-called Yara Tamer, ex-wife of the singer Muslim, in which he accused her of committing crimes of insult, defamation, public defamation, and insulting his client through video clips, publications, and messages on social media platforms.
Theft of the villa of a diplomatic attaché of the German Embassy in October
The villa of a diplomatic attaché of the German Embassy in Cairo was robbed in the October area, and legal measures were taken.
The beginning was when the security services in Giza received a report from a diplomatic attaché of the German Embassy in Cairo stating that his villa located in one of the famous compounds in October had been stolen.
The whistleblower, called Stefan, added in his report that he discovered the theft of some possessions, including two international brand watches, some women’s accessories made of silver, and an iPhone.
Immediately, a search team was formed to quickly uncover the mystery of the theft. The villa reported to have been stolen was examined, and the visitors to it were being examined and the surveillance cameras were being examined.
