In the ongoing investigation into the murder of Teefi Butt’s brother-in-law in Lahore, police have completed the geo-fencing of the crime scene and surrounding areas.
This follows a high-profile shooting that occurred in broad daylight on Canal Road, a major thoroughfare in the city, which has been linked to escalating gang violence.
The geo-fencing process involved mapping the crime scene and filtering suspicious calls within the vicinity to identify potential leads. Investigators are currently reviewing these calls to track down those involved.
The police have attempted to record statements from key witnesses, including the plaintiff’s case and the victim’s wife. However, the wife of Javed Butt, the victim, has yet to provide her testimony. This delay has been a setback for the investigation.
Despite these efforts, the suspects named in the case remain at large. Authorities have conducted several raids in an attempt to apprehend them, but no arrests have been made so far.
To advance the investigation, law enforcement officials emphasize the need for a detailed eyewitness account to help create a sketch of the shooters. This would significantly aid in identifying and locating the perpetrators.
The police continue to seek information and are urging anyone with knowledge of the incident to come forward.
