Saudi security authorities kill 3 wanted men
Saudi security authorities today killed three men who are wanted in terror crimes after spotting
Riyadh - Arab Today
Saudi security authorities today killed three men who are wanted in terror crimes after spotting them at Al Zohoor district, Seyhat city in Qatif.
The wanted persons were spotted in a stolen car with fake plates, Saudi Press Agency (SPA) quoted the security spokesman of the Saudi Interior Ministry as saying.
They opened fire on the security forces and refused to surrender, which required responding to them, the spokesperson said, adding that no passer-by or policemen were injured, and that explosives and weapons were found in the stolen car.
He also said that the men were involved in terrorist operations, including the killing of security men.
The three wanted men are Jafaar bin Hassan Mekky al- Mebairaik, from Saudi Arabia, Hassan bin Mahmoud Ali Abdallah, from Bahrain, and Sadiq Abdalla Mehdi, from Saudi Arabia, were killed during the operations.
The Saudi Interior Ministry lauded the cooperation of citizens and residents, stressing that it will foil all desperate terror crimes.
Source: BNA
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