Four Islamabad Police officials have reportedly been booked over allegations of looting citizens, raising fresh concerns about misconduct and accountability within the capital’s law enforcement department.
The case was reported on Tuesday, October 27, 2026, amid growing public concern over criminal allegations involving serving police personnel.
However, the precise circumstances of the latest complaint and the identities of the accused officials could not be independently verified.
Islamabad Police Face Questions Over Alleged Robberies
The allegations follow earlier incidents involving police personnel accused of participating in armed robberies across the federal capital.
On October 20, four serving Islamabad Police officials were reported arrested following an alleged robbery at a residence occupied by Chinese nationals in Sector F-7/1.
Investigators said the suspects wore police uniforms and allegedly stole Rs2 million in cash and a mobile phone worth Rs15,000.
Police identified the suspects using CCTV footage and registered a criminal case under Section 395 of the Pakistan Penal Code.
Rising Crime Raises Public Safety Concerns
Official police figures also revealed that Islamabad recorded 4,504 criminal incidents during the first nine months of 2026.
Residents reportedly lost cash and valuables worth more than Rs3 billion during this period.
The cases included robberies, burglaries, vehicle thefts, and street crimes.
Calls for Accountability Within Islamabad Police
The allegations against serving officers highlight the importance of transparent investigations and disciplinary procedures.
Authorities must establish individual responsibility through evidence and legal proceedings.
The accused officials remain entitled to due process unless their guilt is established in court.
Source note: The linked October 27 article was inaccessible. Details of the earlier robbery are separate and verified; they should not be treated as confirmed details of the new complaint.
