Saudi man arrested for allegedly having affairs with 1.073 women

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http://english.alarabiya.net/articles/2012/10/09/242703.html


A Saudi man was detained for allegedly having affairs with 1,073 women, according to the amount of contact numbers found on his mobile phone, the UAE daily Emirates 24/7 reported on Tuesday.

The religious police in the Kingdom also found pictures of the man engaged in obscene acts with some women, along with some videos showing him beating others. Some of those women have admitted he had blackmailed them.

Saudi Arabia’s Okaz newspaper said that the man was threatening women to post their pictures on the Internet if they did not give him money and jewelry. He had already been jailed twice, but that has not stopped him from his recent actions.

Okaz described those women, whom he had their numbers saved on his mobile phone, as “victims of extortion and fraud.”

 

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The headline was much more interesting then the thread.
With a period the story is interesting, a comma not so much.

 

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I wonder how the Saudi justice system would treat a woman who had that many affairs.

 

[LickRus]

I wonder how the Saudi justice system would treat a woman who had that many affairs.

Stoned to death.

Lots of drama like this guy that was trying to run over Christians in Dearborn Michigan because they were protesting in front of a Mosque. They need to remember that they live in the US not in Pakistan.

http://www.sourcenewspapers.com/articles/2012/10/09/news/doc50742cb69327f197459645.txt

DEARBORN — Mike Mohamad Agemy, who drove his SUV at a group of Christian demonstrators in front of the Islamic Center of America on June 17, won’t be headed to trial.

Instead, he chose to enter a no-contest plea to two lesser charges during a preliminary examination of the evidence against him Monday before 19th District Judge Mark Somers.

It was a continuation of the hearing that started Aug. 3 and included two witnesses from the “Bible Believers,” who were protesting in front of the mosque, 19500 Ford Road.

Had Agemy not agreed ahead of time to accept the plea, seven “Bible Believers” would have been flown in from the Western U.S. for Monday’s hearing. The two who testified Aug. 3 are from New Mexico.

Agemy pleaded to two lesser charges of aggravated assault, which each carry a sentence of up to six months in jail. Somers sentenced him two years’ probation, an anger-management class of about 12 weeks and $1,150 in fines and court costs. Agemy will have to report to a probation officer for six months; if he has to continue to report after that, the fee will be $25 per month.

Agemy, 47, initially was charged with seven counts of assault with a dangerous weapon and one count of reckless driving. The $2,000 bond he previously posted will be applied to his fines and court costs, meaning he’ll get $850 back. He’ll also be credited with three days he spent in jail.

Agemy’s attorney, Christopher Andreoff, and Kal Najar, Wayne County assistant prosecuting attorney, worked out the deal ahead of time. The attorney for the “Bible Believers’” leader also agreed to it.

The nine “Bible Believers” were protesting at about noon June 17 when Agemy drove by, saw them, turned around and drove to the mosque. Two police officers who were monitoring the protest wrote in a report that Agemy pulled his Explorer onto the circle drive in front of the mosque and spoke with a man. Agemy later told officers that the man said he wanted the protesters to stop. The protesters also had been exchanging words with a group of mosque supporters.

According to a Police Department dashboard camera, Agemy drove across grass toward the protesters, swerving to his right about 8 feet in front of them and not hitting anyone. He stopped the SUV on a driveway next to a patrol car and was immediately arrested.