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Libyan army awaits UN report revealing Haftar's crimes
Army says Haftar's militia committing heinous crimes against residents in Tarhuna
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Assistant sub inspector among three arrested
ACE team arrested them on corruption charges
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Law and order: 2019 plagued by various crimes
Attack on heart facility in Lahore shocked the nation, bringing shame to legal fraternity
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In Lahore, a full-fledged crackdown against gang-wars in the offing
A list of 20 most wanted criminals is prepared for action
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15 suspects arrested across the city
AVLC recovers three stolen cars, two stolen motorcycles
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DPO reviews law and order meeting
No corruption, physical torture and violence would be tolerated at police stations, says DPO
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US encourages Israel to commit crimes: Hamas
Remarks come after American top diplomat voiced opposition to ICC probe into alleged war crimes committed in Palestine
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UK policy to allow secret agents to commit crimes is lawful, tribunal rules
'Investigatory Powers Tribunal decided MI5 can secretly give informants permission to commit grave crimes'
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With winter comes a new wave of crimes
70% of the city's crimes occur within the jurisdiction of 35 police stations among 84, as per Lahore police
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‘NAB striving to wipe out corruption’
Since 2017 to date, NAB Lahore has filed references amounting to Rs55 billion with an increase of 310% in this head
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