International media platforms including Reuters, CNN, and CBS are drooling over Pakistan’s recently emerged rollerblade police of Sindh province.
A special force on skates showing moves has been trained to manage to escape narrow streets, traffic jams, roadblocks, and slums where patrolling vehicles cannot access, and catch the criminals.
During PSL-6 (domestic cricket T20 tournament) matches, a team of 20 specially trained armed men and women have been assigned to provide security.
The news quickly caught the eyes of international media and became talk of the town.
WATCH: Police in Karachi, Pakistan are training an armed rollerblading unit to better prevent theft and harassment on its streets. pic.twitter.com/IX5CrM6tep
— CBS News (@CBSNews) February 23, 2021
CNN reported on the new avatar of Sindh police and compared it to the France’s smaller rollerblade brigade for nearly two decades.
The media house also shared the hilarious way of Twitter gulping down the news and coming up with a variety of memes.
Me getting away after robbing a convenient store pic.twitter.com/suZch8LGKk
— Jacob H Bick (@Jacob_Bick) February 23, 2021
An exclusive look at their training sessions pic.twitter.com/UByXwHRa8x
— Ruairi S (@Ruairi_S) February 23, 2021
Reuters wired the video of Sindh police training, which was later taken by much foreign print and electronic media. It went viral and got the attention of the media and the general public.
“Special Security Unit police members aim their weapons as they rollerblade during practice in Karachi.”
Reuters writes in its tweet.
Special Security Unit police members aim their weapons as they rollerblade during practice in Karachi, Pakistan. More photos of the day: https://t.co/1XqI0p90HA 📷 Akhtar Soomro pic.twitter.com/zjAoG7LX0p
— Reuters Pictures (@reuterspictures) February 23, 2021
