Man stabs brothers to death over Dh300

In a petty dispute over Dh300, a Bangladeshi man allegedly stabbed two brothers two death, Ras Al Khaimah Police confirmed on Tuesday. The 30-year old allegedly committed the crime following a heated argument at the worker’s accommodation near the new cattle market in Ras Al Khaimah on Monday afternoon. The accused was nabbed by the police while trying to flee the scene. All three – the alleged culprit and the victims aged 32 and 38 – worked at the cattle market. The workers at the cattle market informed the police when they found a body stab wounds on head and chest. On arrival the team of CID found another body in a pool of blood inside the accommodation. Workers at the cattle market said that they overheard heated arguments followed by silence and identified both the victims as brothers. Brigadier Abdullah Khamis Al Hadad, chief of the CID at the RAK Police, said that the alleged culprit has confessed to his crime. According to the accused’s confession narrated by Al Hadad, the accused first punched one of the brothers to the ground and then stabbed the other brother, who was sleeping, to death. In the meantime, the other brother rose and attached the culprit, but the latter managed to nail him down and killed him in cold blood.