Brigadier robbed at gunpoint in garrison city
Four robbers on two motorcycles robbed valuables at gunpoint in the precinct of Civil Line Police Station
PHOTO: REUTERS
RAWALPINDI:
Various incidents of theft took place in different areas of the garrison city this week. Four robbers on two motorcycles robbed valuables from Brig Zahid Raza at gunpoint in the precinct of Civil Line Police Station.
Similarly, two robbers on a bike snatched a purse, seven silver bangles and mobile phones from two sisters going to a beauty parlour.
A woman going to buy groceries had her handbag stolen from her, while another such case was also reported when robbers snatched Aasma’s purse in Wah Cantt.
Motorcycles of Misri Khan, Jamshed and Atif Rehman were stolen from Westridge and New Town while three bikes were also stolen in the remits of Airport and Rawat police stations.
Usman and Samsan also had their vehicles stolen in Saddar while the similar case was also reported in Gujjar Khan.
Ataullah was given a bogus cheque of Rs206,000 in Ratta Amral while in New Town where Muhammad Rashid was given a fake cheque of Rs0.5 million.
Published in The Express Tribune, August 4th, 2019.
Various incidents of theft took place in different areas of the garrison city this week. Four robbers on two motorcycles robbed valuables from Brig Zahid Raza at gunpoint in the precinct of Civil Line Police Station.
Similarly, two robbers on a bike snatched a purse, seven silver bangles and mobile phones from two sisters going to a beauty parlour.
A woman going to buy groceries had her handbag stolen from her, while another such case was also reported when robbers snatched Aasma’s purse in Wah Cantt.
Motorcycles of Misri Khan, Jamshed and Atif Rehman were stolen from Westridge and New Town while three bikes were also stolen in the remits of Airport and Rawat police stations.
Usman and Samsan also had their vehicles stolen in Saddar while the similar case was also reported in Gujjar Khan.
Ataullah was given a bogus cheque of Rs206,000 in Ratta Amral while in New Town where Muhammad Rashid was given a fake cheque of Rs0.5 million.
Published in The Express Tribune, August 4th, 2019.