A man named Mohamed Emad, a driver from Hadayek October, recounts a violent attack in the Faisal area of Giza that left him with fractures and severed tendons in his hand. The incident began when his wife was verbally harassed by a man with an unrestrained dog although she was purchasing groceries.
A Giza Man Defends His Wife
According to Mohamed, his wife asked the man to control his dog so she could pass, but was met with abusive language. When she sought help from the man’s mother, they were confronted by the man and his dog. Mohamed intervened when he found his wife in distress, and was subsequently attacked by the man and his associates wielding a white weapon – a “kozlak.”
Mohamed described a brutal assault, stating he felt he was facing death as he was struck repeatedly. He sustained a fractured forearm requiring plates and screws, severed tendons and veins in his fingers, and a severe injury to his nose and right eye. His wife, Shahd, witnessed the attack and expressed fear for her husband’s life.
The Public Prosecution in Giza has ordered the arrest of the suspects, identified as Ahmed. K and Ahmed. S, and is investigating the potential involvement of the suspect’s sister and father. Authorities are awaiting a final medical report to determine if Mohamed’s injuries constitute a permanent disability.
Mohamed expressed hope for justice, stating that police have assured him the investigation is ongoing. Shahd emphasized the emotional toll of the attack, stating her husband was defending her honor when he was assaulted.
Frequently Asked Questions
What prompted the attack on Mohamed?
The attack occurred after Mohamed’s wife asked a man to control his dog so she could pass, and was subsequently verbally harassed. Mohamed intervened when he found his wife being confronted by the man and his associates.
What injuries did Mohamed sustain?
Mohamed sustained a fractured forearm requiring surgery, severed tendons and veins in his fingers, and a severe injury to his nose and right eye.
What actions have been taken by authorities?
The Public Prosecution in Giza has ordered the arrest of the suspects and is investigating the potential involvement of others in the attack.
What role do you think community intervention could play in preventing similar incidents?
