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The person who damaged the property of others in front of the Sheraton Doha on Sunday has been arrested, the Ministry of Interior (MoI) said in a statement on Monday.
Two others who recorded a video of the incident and shared it through social media have also been arrested, the MoI release said.
The security departments have completed the investigation on the incident in order to refer the case to the prosecutor's office for legal procedures in this regard.
In the video, which went viral, a luxury SUV is seen being driven recklessly around the main entrance of the hotel and a few people running for cover. The SUV is also seen ramming a Rolls-Royce parked near the entrance.
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