01:59 AM
Tuesday 12 April 2022
Books – Tarek Samir:
The Public Prosecution announced the details of the investigations into the death of Ayman Hadhoud.
And the Public Prosecution confirmed in a statement, Tuesday, that “Hodhoud” died in the Abbasid Mental Health Hospital due to a sharp drop in blood circulation and cardiac arrest.
The Public Prosecution examined his body and found that it was free of any injuries. It also delegated the health inspector to sign the apparent examination of his body, and it was confirmed that there was no criminal suspicion in his death, and police investigations also confirmed that there was no criminal suspicion in his death.
Hadhoud was transferred to the Mental Health Hospital following a property guard arrested him and handed him over to the police following trying to reach one of the apartments of the property he was guarding in the Zamalek area.
The Public Prosecution launched investigations when Hodhoud was arrested and tried to interrogate him regarding the accusation of attempted theft, but it was not possible to interrogate him for uttering incomprehensible words, and questioned his mental health.
The Public Prosecution placed the accused in the Department of Forensic Psychiatry at the National Council for Mental Health in Cairo at the Mental Health Hospital in Abbasiya; To prepare a mental medical report on his condition, and the extent of his responsibility for his actions at the time of the incident, but he later died in hospital as a result of a sharp drop in blood circulation.
In order to ascertain the cause of the death of the accused, the Public Prosecution listened to the statements of the director of the forensic psychiatric unit, a doctor, and a nurse at the government hospital in which the accused was hospitalized. He was infected with the Corona virus, so medical measures were taken with him in such a case, and then he died during his transfer to a government hospital for treatment.
Accordingly, the Public Prosecution assigned the Forensic Medicine Department to conduct an autopsy on the body of the accused in order to determine the cause and manner of his death, and whether or not the death was a criminal suspicion, and to examine visceral samples from it to indicate the extent to which they contain traces of narcotic or toxic substances that may cause his death.
Following the last decision, the Public Prosecution heard the statements of two members of the tripartite committee formed according to the Public Prosecution’s decision to prepare a report examining his psychological and mental state. He was speaking incomprehensible words interspersed with his denial that he had committed the attempted theft under investigation, and that he had entered the property in which he was arrested in search of the woman whose name he was calling, according to the statement of the property guard.
The committee added that the deterioration of his psychological condition affected the degree of consciousness, and it might end in death, and they submitted a detailed report on his condition in papers.