Look tomorrow, Tuesday Matrouh Criminal Court The Second Criminal Circuit, headed by Counselor Ihab Mahmoud Ismail, President of the Court, and with the membership of Counselor Imam Muhammad Fouad Al-Sirafi, Counselor Alaa El-Din Bassiouni Abdel Nabi, Counselor Hossam Muhammad Ahmed Al-Sayyad, and Court Secretary Hassan Omar. The trial of the player Ahmed Fattouh The Zamalek club player was accused of obtaining possession with the intention of consuming the drug cannabis, driving a car under the influence of narcotic substances, and causing the death of the victim, “Al-Sayed Ahmed.”
One of the individuals revealed The family of the victim, player Ahmed Fattouh To “The Seventh Day”, he reported that the victim’s family accepted Reconciliation with player Ahmed Fattouh In the case, 5 members of the family will acknowledge the reconciliation before the court, adding that the daughters of the victim, Mr. Ahmed, will acknowledge the reconciliation after the completion of the prosecution’s procedural procedures, given that they are still of minor age.
And it was Player Ahmed Fattouhthe player of the first football team at Zamalek Club, left after the end of the last session from the Matrouh Police Department, after the decision of the Second Circuit in the Matrouh Criminal Court, to release him, after paying a financial bail of 50 thousand pounds, and postponing the case of the manslaughter of Ahmed Al-Sayed, and his use of hashish. While driving, for the next 10/22 session to hear the coroner’s testimony.
The events of the case registered under No. 1939 of 2024 were felonies at the El Alamein Police Department, when the security services of the Matrouh Security Directorate received notification from the officers of the El Alamein Police Department that… The accused “Ahmed Fattouh” A professional football player collided with the victim, “Sayyid Ahmed,” while crossing the road due to excessive speed, because the accused was a user of hashish.
Investigations, as stated in the referral order from the Public Prosecution, revealed that The accused, Ahmed Fattouh, is a football player On 11/8/2024, a professional residing in Cairo Governorate filed a complaint at the El Alamein Police Department. He possessed with the intention of consuming the substance of the drug hashish in cases other than those legally authorized as proven in the investigations. He drove a car under the influence of the drug hashish, and this resulted in the death of the victim. Mr. Ahmed” and caused an error in Death of the victim This resulted from his negligence, recklessness, and failure to observe the applicable laws and regulations when he was a user of narcotic substances, by driving the digital car (AFG 9569) on the coastal road in a dangerous condition, which led to a collision with the victim, causing the injury mentioned in the forensic report that led to his death. The accused drove a car at a speed that exceeded the maximum speed limit, and did not take the utmost care, commitment, caution, and caution in his behavior on the road, exposing the lives of others to danger. Accordingly, the papers record a felony, a misdemeanor, and a violation of the provisions of the law.
It was revealed from the investigations and the prosecution witnesses in the case that the investigations found that the accused, “Ahmed Fattouh,” got up as he was driving his car on the coastal road, and as the victim, “Ahmed Al-Sayed,” crossed, the accused got up. By colliding with him forcefully as a result of excessive speedThis is in the event that the accused was a user of the narcotic substance of hashish, as proven by M.S.M.’s statement that the accused was driving the car at a speed of 150 kilometers per hour, and he saw the victim passing by and was struck by it. He sustained an injury that killed him.
It was proven that the accused’s eye was positive for the substance of hashish, and from examining the car at the scene of the incident, it was revealed that there were damages to the front and left collisions, the front fender, the front door, and the headlights, and a shattered windshield on the left side, and the presence of traces of blood on the front seats and the dashboard of the car, as proven by the Matrouh Traffic Investigations book. The speed limit for private cars is one hundred kilometers per hour.
During interrogation, the accused admitted that he had accidentally hit the victim with the car while driving, causing his injury that claimed his life. The prosecution took over the investigation and decided to refer the accused to the Matrouh Criminal Court for trial.