Incredible event in Saudi history, the young man fled in a police car The youth also beat up a policeman present on the spot, police arrested

Riyadh: The police in Saudi Arabia are terrified. Those who commit crimes ranging from petty crimes to murders and robberies cannot escape the police for long.

Saudi police work very responsibly and diligently and there is no political or financial pressure on them. However, a young Saudi man showed great courage and not only beat a policeman in public but also fled in a police vehicle.

According to Urdu News, this is the first incident of its kind in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in the Gulf region. Riyadh police spokesman Col. Shakir al-Twaijri said a young Saudi man had beaten up an officer of Najam, a police sub-agency that was preparing a report on traffic violations and accidents, and fled in his car.

Colonel Shakir Al-Twaijri added that as soon as the incident was reported, the police mobilized and the local youth was arrested in record time.

Najam's official was preparing a report of a traffic accident in Riyadh's Al-Khaleej neighborhood. Meanwhile, a local citizen, who was in his thirties, assaulted Najam's officer and fled with his car. According to a police spokesman, the detained youth has been handed over to the public prosecution. A few days ago, two Pakistanis were also arrested for an illegal act.

According to police, one of the accused got into an empty police patrol vehicle parked in front of a building and started carrying out various actions. While his other partner was making videos and pictures of him from his mobile phone. The Pakistani accused later shared his photo and video on social media. Consumers were amazed at how anyone in Saudi Arabia could do such a thing so boldly and then post it on social media is really heartbreaking.

Some angry users reported the Pakistani accused's post to Riyadh police for making fun of the law. After identifying the accused, the police raided his residence and arrested him. During the interrogation, the accused was arrested after revealing the details of his Pakistani colleague who made the video and pictures. Riyadh police spokesman Col. Shakir al-Twaijri said one Pakistani suspect was between 25 and 30 years old, while the other was over 30 years old.