Break-in: House burgled in Rawalpindi

The police registered a case against the robbers but have made no arrests or recoveries yet

Our Correspondent January 20, 2016
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RAWALPINDI: A house was robbed in the Banni area of Rawalpindi on Wednesday. Raheela Sajjad, a resident of Saidpur Road, Scheme-II, lodged a complaint with the local police that four masked robbers broke into her house by scaling boundary wall and held the inmates hostage. They ransacked the cupboards and took away Rs50,000, two bangles, two bracelets, two rings, five pairs of ear rings, three ATM cards and other valuables. The police registered a case against the robbers but have made no arrests or recoveries yet.

Published in The Express Tribune, January 21st, 2016.
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