Friday 10/October/2025 – 11:13 PM
Investigations into Case No. 11501 revealed misdemeanors in the Dar es Salaam section, in which the Mahraganat singer was accused Issam Sasa Others reported that a quarrel occurred inside a nightclub in Maadi between singer Issam Sasa and his manager, and a number of security personnel from a private security company at the place due to the inspection, which resulted in several people being injured.
Confessions of Issam Sasa’s manager in a nightclub brawl in Maadi
Cairo 24 is unique in publishing the confessions of the defendants in the Mahraganat singer quarrel case Issam Sasa And others inside a nightclub in Maadi, between the singer Issam Sasa and his manager, and a number of security personnel from a private security company at the place due to the search, which resulted in the injury of several people.
Moaz Walid, the business manager of festival singer Issam Sasa, said about the case of the nightclub fight in Maadi when he was asked about the occasion of his presence at the scene of the incident. He replied: I was going to the party with Issam because I was working with him and the whole band was with me.
Q: Who exactly arrested you?
A: Officers in the Dar es Salaam department when I went to the department.
Q: What is the reason for your arrest?
A: Because of the fight that happened on the boat.
Q: Is there a search for your person?
A: No.
Q: Is there a previous relationship or disagreements between you and the aforementioned person before?
A: No
Q: What is your comment on what was written above?
A: I don’t know?!
Q: What is your relationship with the rest of the accused?
A: It is the first party that I do not know, and the second party that I work with.
Q: Are there any differences between you and the male driver?
A: No.
Q: Any of the seized items that were previously unsealed and presented to you?
A: I don’t know.
Q: What is the justification for presenting it along with the arrest report?
A: I don’t know.
Q: What do you say about what the victim, Muhammad Y., testified during the Public Prosecution’s investigations?
A: It didn’t happen.
Q: What do you say about what was proven in the medical report of the aforementioned victim attached to the papers?
A: I don’t know.
Q: Have you been arrested in similar cases before?
A: No.
Q: Do you have any previous records?
A: Yes, I had a drug case and I spent six years in it.
