The New Cairo Misdemeanor Court is set to issue its ruling today on Nasser Maher’s appeal against a six-month prison sentence issued in connection with an alleged assault on a security guard inside a residential compound in First Settlement.
The court had reserved the appeal for a ruling during its September 19 session before postponing the decision to September 26 to complete the relevant procedures.
Details of the Case Against Nasser Maher
The case stems from an absentia ruling sentencing Nasser Maher to six months in prison over an incident involving an altercation between the Pyramids player and a security guard at a compound in the First Settlement area.
According to the case documents, the security guard filed a report accusing the player of assaulting him during the altercation and reported sustaining injuries as a result.
Nasser Maher’s Arrest and Appeal
Security authorities previously arrested Nasser Maher in New Cairo to enforce the sentence issued against him.
The player subsequently filed an appeal against the ruling and was released pending consideration of the case, with the legal proceedings continuing before the court.
What Happens in Nasser Maher’s Case Today?
The court is scheduled to consider Nasser Maher’s appeal against the six-month absentia sentence today, September 26.
The ruling follows the postponement from the September 19 session, as the court continued the legal procedures related to the appeal.
Why is Nasser Maher facing legal proceedings?
He is facing proceedings over an allegation that he assaulted a security guard during an altercation at a residential compound in First Settlement.
What was the original sentence?
An absentia ruling sentenced Nasser Maher to six months in prison.
Did Nasser Maher appeal the ruling?
Yes. The player filed an appeal against the absentia judgment and was released pending consideration of the case.
When will the court rule on the appeal?
The ruling is scheduled for September 26.
