On Sunday there was the report of trouble at former Prime Minister Said Musa's house. Musa called the police at around 11:30 to say that the police constable assigned to guard his home had been stoned.
Musa told us that at about 10:30, the constable knocked on his front door to say someone stoned him with a brick. Musa says he didn't see the officer bleeding, but still, he called 911 a number of times; unfortunately it was during a blackout and they didn't answer. Finally, after power was restored, he called the police station and they sent CIB and Patrol teams – one of which took the officer to the hospital.
We saw police searching the yard.
Musa today described the entire event as "weird" but said he's sure it was not directed at him.
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