WATCH: Muggers return valuables to delivery boy as he breaks down in tears
CCTV footage shows muggers trying to snatch delivery boy's belongings at gun-point in Karachi
CCTV footage shows muggers trying to snatch delivery boy's belongings at gun-point. SCREENGRAB
A heart-warming video has been doing rounds on social media in which snatchers can be seen returning looted valuables to a food delivery boy after watching him breaking down into tears in Karachi.
The rider can be seen in the CCTV footage returning to his bike after delivering the food parcel, when he was intercepted by two muggers who tried to snatch his belongings at gun-point.
At this, the delivery boy broke into tears , and could be seen conversing with the robbers in the video.
Following this, the robbers, surprisingly, had a change of heart, returned the valuables to the helpless youngster, hugged him, shook hands with him and left.
Sindh Police had claimed in February this year that the city’s rank has improved to 94 on the International Crime Index.
Karachi had been ranked sixth among 374 cities of the world in 2014, rising to 71 in 2018 and at the end of 2019.
It further improved to 88 in January, 2020, and was 94 on the index at the start of February, according to the Sindh police statement.
The rider can be seen in the CCTV footage returning to his bike after delivering the food parcel, when he was intercepted by two muggers who tried to snatch his belongings at gun-point.
At this, the delivery boy broke into tears , and could be seen conversing with the robbers in the video.
Following this, the robbers, surprisingly, had a change of heart, returned the valuables to the helpless youngster, hugged him, shook hands with him and left.
Sindh Police had claimed in February this year that the city’s rank has improved to 94 on the International Crime Index.
Karachi had been ranked sixth among 374 cities of the world in 2014, rising to 71 in 2018 and at the end of 2019.
It further improved to 88 in January, 2020, and was 94 on the index at the start of February, according to the Sindh police statement.