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Three men stole donation box money at a Dubai flower shop, court hears

DUBAI // Three unemployed men broke into a flower shop and stole Dh400 and a donation box, a court heard today.

Prosecutors told the Criminal Court that SA and MS, both 20-year-old Emiratis, and AJ, 19, from Morocco, broke into the shop in Mirdif late at night on December 19 last year.

They denied theft charges.

A verdict is expected on December 30.

newsdesk@thenational.ae

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