Four vehicle lifters arrested
Anti-Car-lifting Squad conducts raid at a hide out
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FAISALABAD:
Anti-car-lifting squad claimed to have apprehended a vehicle-lifting gang after arresting four of its active members and seized four stolen motorcycles and weapons from their possession in Faisalabad. A police official told Express News that Anti-Car-lifting Squad Sub Inspector Pervez conducted raid at a hide out and succeeded in arresting four criminals of vehicle lifting gang. The accused were identified as Rana Nafees, a resident of Kokianwala, his accomplices Ahsan Ali Qureshi, a resident of Katchi Abadi Millat Town, Muhammad Shafiq Mughal, a resident of Chak No 213-RB Hari Singh Wala and Abdul Hafeez Khan, a resident of Babara Colony Kokianwala Faisalabad. The police also confiscated four stolen motorcycles, two mobile phones, weapons and Rs185,000 in cash from their possession. Police said that the accused were wanted in a number of robbery cases by different police stations. Cases have been registered against them while further investigations are under way.
Published in The Express Tribune, May 25th, 2018.
Anti-car-lifting squad claimed to have apprehended a vehicle-lifting gang after arresting four of its active members and seized four stolen motorcycles and weapons from their possession in Faisalabad. A police official told Express News that Anti-Car-lifting Squad Sub Inspector Pervez conducted raid at a hide out and succeeded in arresting four criminals of vehicle lifting gang. The accused were identified as Rana Nafees, a resident of Kokianwala, his accomplices Ahsan Ali Qureshi, a resident of Katchi Abadi Millat Town, Muhammad Shafiq Mughal, a resident of Chak No 213-RB Hari Singh Wala and Abdul Hafeez Khan, a resident of Babara Colony Kokianwala Faisalabad. The police also confiscated four stolen motorcycles, two mobile phones, weapons and Rs185,000 in cash from their possession. Police said that the accused were wanted in a number of robbery cases by different police stations. Cases have been registered against them while further investigations are under way.
Published in The Express Tribune, May 25th, 2018.