The Court of Cassation sentenced an Egyptian Islamic education teacher to five years in prison for kidnapping and sexually assaulting an expatriate child. The Criminal Court had originally sentenced him to ten years, but the Court of Appeal later reduced it to five years. The case file indicates that the defendant betrayed his role as a teacher by exploiting the innocence of a young child. The Public Prosecution charged him with kidnapping a minor through deception with the intent to sexually assault him. He lured the child by engaging him in conversation, offering money, and convincing him to go to a house in Farwaniya, where he committed the assault. The details are documented in the investigation files.