Police on Friday arrested two suspects for robbing and injuring a Chinese national in Karachi’s Defence Housing Authority (DHA) hours after the looting.According to officials, the suspects had looted Rs3 million from a Chinese national who owns a bungalow located at Street No 19, Khayaban-e-Rahat and managed to escape after injuring him.Abdul Fateh and Abdul Ghaffar were guards of a private security firm deployed at the Chinese national’s house. The suspects were arrested during a raid conducted at Jamshoro Toll Plaza as they were trying to leave the city. The police also claimed to have recovered the looted cash, the complainant’s cell phone, a knife and a pistol.
from The News International - Karachi http://bit.ly/2VUtba2
Saturday, January 12, 2019
Two held for looting, injuring Chinese national
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