Islamabad police arrest 484 outlaws
By Uzma Zafar

ISLAMABAD—Islamabad police arrested 484 persons involved in various criminal activities and also recovered stolen goods worth Rs. 47,88,835 during the last week. It was revealed during a meeting chaired by Senior Superintendent of Police (Operations) Syed Kaleem Imam.
The meeting was attended among others by Sub-Divisional Police officers of various circles and station house officers of all police stations who apprised the SSP about their weekly performance. They also told the SSP about the progress in high profilecases, pending references, arrest of proclaimed offenders, court absconders and military deserters.
The meeting was told that recovered stolen goods includedeight cars, tow Toyota Hiace, one Suzuki van, nine mobile phone and other household items.
It was told that 21 proclaimed offenders, court abscondersand military deserters were also arrested while 136 challans were sent to the court and 12 objectionable challans were alsorectified.
Meanwhile, 20 cases pertaining to arms and ammunition were also registered wherein 16 pistols, two 12 bore guns, 128 live cartridges and two daggers were recovered. As many as 21 cases of narcotics were also registered where as 7.730 kilograms of charas and 2171 bottles of liquor were recovered during the last week. During this period, Capital City Police raided four brothel houses and arrested 14 male and 16 female accused.
Capital police also recovered four abductees without payingransom during the week.
The performance of the police officials involved in tracingthe hostages was appreciated and it was agreed to give them high grade awards. The SSP expressed his satisfaction with settling of 90 percent pending public complaints, inquiries and references.
During weekly meeting, the performance of Sabzi Mandi,Bharakau, Golra, Karal, Tarnol, Aabpara, Kohsar, Secretariat police stations and CIA was appreciated. The SSP reiterated to conduct effective patrolling and enhance existing level of crime detection. He also emphasized upon the police officials to fix timings for hearing public complaints. He also warned strict action against those officials who would be involved to delay the registration of cases and lingering them without any reason.