QLCrime

A young man, who dressed himself up as a police officer before stealing money and credit cards from unsuspecting drivers, has been jailed for a year.

Officials from the Al Rayyan municipality conducted over 9,400 inspections in food outlets during the last 12 months.

The Kuwaiti court sentenced a journalist to seven years in prison, in absentia, for repeatedly insulting Qatar and calling for overthrowing of HH The Emir.

In an unusual and shocking case of violence, a student and his father have been arrested for assaulting a Qatari school principal and official.

Some pieces of an ancient Indian jewellery collection, belonging to private Qatari collector, were stolen from a show in Venice.

Three robbers, who were caught stealing the tyres of several parked vehicles, have been sentenced to a year in jail and subsequent deportation.

A bus driver, who assaulted a car driver in a fit of road rage, has been fined QR5,000 by the Court of First Instance.

If you are an angry driver, read about this woman who was fined QR10,000 for assaulting a man over a parking lot.

The Ministry of Economy and Commerce has penalised several street vendors at the Doha Corniche for operating without valid licences.

The Ministry of Economy and Commerce orders a company to shut down for two weeks following the sale of expired item.

Officials from the Ministry of Economy and Commerce have shut down a company and its warehouse for selling fake fire extinguishers.

The Ministry of Economy and Commerce catches 47 erring outlets during a surprise inspection campaign targeting retail outlets.

The Court of First Instance fined a man more than a quarter million Riyals after a burst tyre caused the death of a person and injury to others.

The Ministry of Economy and Commerce continued its crackdown on companies selling fake spare parts of vehicles.

Ministry of Economy and Commerce cracks the whip and penalise eight car workshops for violating Qatar’s consumer protection law.

Qatar has opened a formal investigation into the UAE's attempt to illegally manipulate the Qatari Riyal.

The court of first instance slaps a QR8,000 fine on a young man for causing a traffic accident and later fleeing the scene.

A man, who conducted a series of ATM thefts in Qatar, has been sentenced to five years in jail.

Qatari telecom company Ooredoo has warned customers to be wary of ‘calling scams’ via popular mobile phone apps.

If unruly motorcyclists have frightened you at least once in Doha, then you should be happy with what happened to this bunch.