Friday 10/October/2025 – 03:03 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 referral of blogger Suzy of Jordan to criminal trial on charges of misusing social networking sites, the referral of blogger Otaka, ex-husband Hadir Abdel Razek, to criminal trial, the referral of the publisher of the obscene clip and those accused of assaulting it in Al-Mehwar to criminal trial, and the Interior Ministry reveals details of a woman’s allegation that the owner of a beauty center used corrupt products in Cairo.
Blogger Susie the Jordanian was referred to criminal trial
The competent investigation authorities referred the Jordanian blogger, Susie, to criminal trial on charges of misusing social networking sites and violating Egyptian family values.
Earlier, the security services of the Ministry of Interior arrested Jordanian TikToker Suzy at her home in New Cairo, after accusing her of publishing video clips on social media platforms that included obscene language and a violation of public morals, in addition to misusing social media sites.
The blogger Otaka, Hadeer Abdel Razek’s ex-husband, was referred to criminal trial
The competent investigation authorities referred the blogger Otaka, freed by Hadir Abdel Razek, to the relevant criminal trial, accusing him of publishing videos obscene to public modesty and misusing social networking sites.
The competent authorities decided to seize TikToker Otaka’s funds, after he was accused of laundering 12 million pounds obtained from trafficking in narcotic substances, and preventing him from disposing of them.
For its part, the Ministry of Interior issued a statement regarding the incident earlier, which said: The security services of the Ministry of Interior were able to take legal measures against the content creator Otaka to accuse him of laundering 12 million pounds obtained from his criminal activity in trafficking in narcotic substances and promoting video clips that represent an attack on the values and principles of society.
Referring the publisher of the offensive clip and those accused of infringing it on Al-Mehwar to criminal trial
The competent investigation authorities ordered that the person who published the obscene clip and those accused of violating it through the axis be referred to criminal trial, confirming what they had previously stressed in multiple statements about the necessity of refraining from publishing or circulating any video clips that include a violation of any person’s privacy without his consent, as this is a violation of the law and the moral values of society.
In this context, the investigating authorities questioned the person who filmed and published the clip recently circulated on social media, during which it appeared that one of the girls and another had committed an indecent act while they were driving a vehicle on a public road, regarding what was attributed to him for publishing that clip in violation of the provisions of the Law on Combating Information Technology Crimes.
The Ministry of Interior reveals details of a woman’s allegation that the owner of a beauty center used corrupt products in Cairo
The security services at the Ministry of Interior revealed the circumstances of a post supported by video clips that was circulated on social media sites, which included a woman’s claim that the owner of a beauty center used products that are not suitable for human use in Cairo.
Upon examination and questioning of the person in charge of the publication, a resident of the Third Police Station, Nasr City, Cairo, she determined that she had been harmed by the owner of one of the beauty centers’ use of products that were not suitable for human use, which resulted in her contracting a blood clot on her hand, and it was possible to arrest the complainant against her, residing in the department’s department.
