Two suspects arrested in Rawalakot mobile phones & accessories recovered

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RAWALAKOT: (Azadi Times) The gang of the accused in the theft that happened a few days ago in Naseem Town, a suburb of Rawalkot, was traced and the police arrested one more accused from Rawalpindi and recovered three more mobile phones.

 

One accused has already been detained by the police, thus the total number of arrested accused has increased to two, while the police are conducting raids to arrest another accused, from which the laptop has been recovered.

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According to police sources, this is a three-member local gang, more information has been obtained from the arrested accused, which the police are keeping secret.

It should be noted that this was the first incident in this area, after which the police were also criticized, but only a few days later. Inside, the police traced the accused and arrested two accused.

Noreen Haider
Noreen Haider
Noreen Haider, a senior producer at Azadi Times hailing from Rawalakot, Azad Kashmir (Pakistan-administered Kashmir) provides the latest updates on Rawalakot, Hajira, Thorar, and the Poonch division.

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