Crime diary: Six booked on extortion charges

Police have registered a case but made no arrests as yet

Our Correspondent December 13, 2015
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ISLAMABAD: Police have booked six suspected extortionists for allegedly demanding Rs220 million from a man. Saeed Ahmed complained to the Kohsar police that Abid Raza and five other persons demanded Rs220 million and threatened him of dire consequences if he failed to pay the amount. Police have registered a case but made no arrests as yet.

Published in The Express Tribune, December 14th,  2015.
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