Major Operation by Shahzad Town Police
Islamabad Capital Territory (ICT) Police have arrested six members of an organized gang allegedly involved in armed robberies, shop robberies, and motorcycle thefts. The arrests were made during a major operation by Shahzad Town Police, who recovered 10 stolen motorcycles, mobile phones, and cash worth millions of rupees.
An official stated on Wednesday that Shahzad Town Police conducted a successful operation and apprehended six suspects allegedly involved in a series of robbery, shop robbery, and motorcycle theft cases in different parts of the federal capital. The arrested suspects were identified as Muhammad Rehan, Allah Ditta, Hasnain Ali, Akbar Ali, Ali Akbar, and Adil.
Recovery of Stolen Property and Weapons
According to the official, police recovered 10 stolen motorcycles, valuable mobile phones, and cash worth millions of rupees, in addition to stolen property linked to multiple criminal cases. Deputy Inspector General (DIG) Muhammad Jawad Tariq said police also recovered the motorcycle used in the commission of the crimes along with weapons and ammunition from the possession of the suspects.
DIG Tariq emphasized that Islamabad Police is carrying out large-scale operations against organized and active criminal gangs to eliminate street crime from the federal capital. He directed police teams to continue intelligence-based operations and ensure that all those involved in robbery, shop robbery, and motorcycle theft are brought to justice.
Broader Context of Crime in Islamabad
This operation is part of a sustained effort by Islamabad Police to curb rising street crime and dismantle criminal networks operating in the capital. The recovery of multiple motorcycles and cash highlights the scale of the gang's activities. Citizens have expressed relief over the police action, hoping it will lead to a reduction in thefts and robberies.
