Two women arrested for theft in Daska at home of family residing abroad
NAROWAL: Sialkot Police claimed to have arrested two women from Karachi for committing theft at the home of a family residing abroad. Sialkot Police spokesperson said that Muhammad Fayyaz, a resident of Ittehad Colony of Daska, had filed a complaint in which he had claimed that on Aug 12, his elderly mother informed him by phone that a theft had occurred at their home. He stated that two domestic…
Sialkot Police have arrested two women from Karachi for allegedly stealing items worth Rs27.2 million from the home of a family living abroad in Daska. Muhammad Fayyaz, the family's resident in Ittehad Colony, reported the theft to the police on Aug 12, stating that his elderly mother had called him to inform him of the incident.
The Daska City police registered an FIR against the suspects and Dato' Capt Dost Muhammad, the Daska DPO, ordered their immediate arrest. The investigation was headed by DSP Malik Khuda Bakhsh and SHO Inspector Noman Buttar. The family had hired the two women without checking their identities or past records. Police apprehended the suspects in Karachi using CCTV footage, human intelligence, modern technology, and traditional methods, after two months of continuous efforts.
During the raid, they recovered gold jewellery, mobile phones, cash, and other valuables worth Rs40 million. The recovered items will be returned to the rightful owners after legal procedures are completed. The police will also award cash prizes to the investigative and raiding teams. In a separate incident, a husband and wife were seriously injured when their motorcycle overturned after hitting stray dogs on the Narowal-Muridke Road. Rescued by the 1122 team, they were taken to the Narowal DHQ Hospital for treatment.
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