The Juvenile Court is set to hear the first session for a minor, under 18, accused of disfiguring a girl in Agouza using a sharp weapon, causing injuries that required 49 stitches.
Main charges:
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Intentionally striking the victim with a cutter, causing injuries that disabled her daily activities for up to twenty days.
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Displaying force and brandishing violence to intimidate the victim and assert control, endangering her safety.
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Possession of a sharp instrument (cutter) without legal justification.
Incident details:
The victim, Rahma Raafat, reported that the accused had a history of bullying neighbors and attacked her following disputes with her family and her father’s friends. During the incident, the accused brought an accomplice, assaulted her with a sharp weapon, and then fled.
Security and legal measures:
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A police report was filed at Agouza Police Station, and the case was referred to the Public Prosecution.
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The weapon used was seized.
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The accused admitted to the offense.
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The first court session is scheduled for February 19 in the Juvenile Court due to the accused’s age.
Authorities continue to investigate all aspects of the case while the public awaits the commencement of the trial.
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