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Man sets dog on forest officer

Kotli Satyan police have registered a case and started investigation

Our Correspondent August 29, 2019 Less than a minute read

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RAWALPINDI: People restraining a forest officer from inspecting a nursery unleashed a dog on her that bit her. Sub-Divisional Forest Officer (SDFO) Dr Saira Khalid told the Kotli Sattyan police that she was going for inspection of Sandal Nursery when on her way, the suspect, Taimur Majeed, blocked her way and set his dog on her, which bit her on left leg. The suspect held her physically and threatened her of dire consequences. Kotli Satyan police have registered a case and started investigation.

Published in The Express Tribune, August 29^th, 2019.

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