Rawalpindi police have arrested 13 suspects allegedly involved in six criminal gangs during separate operations across the city. Authorities also recovered stolen motorcycles, mobile phones, cash and illegal weapons from their possession.
According to police officials, the suspects were involved in various criminal activities. The recovered items included 24 motorcycles, four mobile phones, currency notes and weapons.
The arrests followed operations targeting criminal groups operating in different areas of Rawalpindi. Police teams also registered cases against the suspects and began further investigations.
Sadiqabad Police Recover 14 Motorcycles
Sadiqabad police arrested five suspects during an operation against an alleged criminal gang. Officers recovered 14 motorcycles, mobile phones and cash from their possession.
Meanwhile, Gangmani police dismantled a four-member gang during another operation. The team recovered five motorcycles, mobile phones and cash from the arrested suspects.
These operations formed part of the police crackdown against motorcycle theft and other street crimes. Authorities are investigating the recovered property to establish ownership and identify possible victims.
Saddar Police Bust Two-Member Gang
In a separate operation, Saddar police arrested two suspects allegedly involved in criminal activities. Officers recovered three motorcycles, two mobile phones, weapons and currency notes from their possession.
Police officials said the recoveries brought the total number of seized motorcycles to 24. The operations also resulted in the recovery of four mobile phones and other valuables.
Authorities are continuing investigations to determine whether the suspects have links with additional criminal activities. Police are also working to identify other members of the alleged gangs.
The crackdown aims to curb theft and improve public safety across Rawalpindi. Officials have reiterated their commitment to taking action against criminal elements operating in the city.
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