UAE: 6 sentenced to jail, deportation after assault leaves victim disabled
<p>A court in the United Arab Emirates has handed down prison sentences and ordered the deportation of six individuals following a brutal assault that left the victim permanently disabled. The ruling reflects the UAE’s firm commitment to maintaining public safety and enforcing strict legal consequences for acts of violence.</p><p>According to court records, the incident occurred following a dispute that escalated into a coordinated physical attack. The victim sustained severe injuries, including long-term physical damage that resulted in permanent disability. Medical reports presented during the trial confirmed the seriousness of the injuries and the lasting impact on the victim’s quality of life.</p><p>During the proceedings, prosecutors emphasized the deliberate nature of the assault and the role played by each of the accused. Surveillance footage, eyewitness testimonies, and forensic evidence were submitted to establish guilt beyond reasonable doubt. The court found all six defendants guilty of assault causing grievous bodily harm.</p><p>As part of the sentence, the court imposed varying jail terms based on individual involvement, followed by deportation upon completion of their prison sentences. The deportation order underscores the UAE’s zero-tolerance approach toward expatriates who commit serious crimes.</p><p>Legal experts note that such rulings serve as a strong deterrent and reinforce the country’s reputation for strict law enforcement. Authorities have reiterated that violence of any kind will be met with decisive legal action, regardless of nationality or status.</p><p>The case has drawn public attention, with many residents expressing support for the judgment and sympathy for the victim. Officials have encouraged community members to resolve disputes through legal channels and avoid any form of physical confrontation.</p>