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Islamabad Police Arrest Three Members of 'Kohati Gang' Over Robbery, Dacoity Cases

Authorities recovered cash, mobile phones and weapons allegedly linked to multiple street robbery and dacoity incidents.

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Police in Islamabad Capital Territory have arrested three alleged members of a criminal group known as the Kohati Gang, wanted in connection with multiple dacoity and street robbery incidents, according to the Associated Press of Pakistan.

Officers recovered valuables worth hundreds of thousands of rupees, along with cash, mobile phones and weapons allegedly used in the crimes, during the operation that led to the arrests.

The gang had reportedly been linked to a series of robbery and dacoity cases in the area, prompting a targeted police effort to track down and apprehend its members.

Authorities did not release additional details on the specific incidents the three suspects are accused of, nor did they indicate whether further arrests connected to the gang are expected.

The case adds to a broader pattern of law enforcement operations targeting organized street crime in Islamabad, as police continue efforts to address robbery and theft cases across the capital territory.

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