Viewers Corner News correspondent in Cairo learnt that Mostafa Veto (an Egyptian policeman) who shot a driver dead has been sentenced to life in prison. According to report, on February 18, Mostafa Veto (an Egyptian policeman) entered a taxi and agreed to pay the deceased (the driver) LE200 ($23) for the ride but later paid him LE20 ($2). This prompted an argument between them and Mr. Mostafa Veto shot the driver dead in the district of Al-Darb Al-Ahmar (Cairo). The death of this driver provoked the residents of that district to protest outside the security directorate of Cairo. On Saturday, April 2, 2016, Mostafa Veto was sentenced to life in prison by the Egyptian Criminal Court.
It is most probably that Mostafa Veto is regretting his action (killing a driver) but he cannot bring back the hand of clock. He has ruined his life and that of his family because of his inability to control his anger or trying to use intimidation on the driver because he is an officer of the law. This is very wrong and unacceptable.
Viewers Corner News team have advised so many times in our articles that no body has the right to kill another human being because you cannot create that life you terminated by force. Again, the day one kills another person, he too has killed himself so let us be modest in everything we are doing and try as much as possible to live a life free from crimes of any sort.
Source: Viewers Corner News.