Kohat Police Arrest Four Suspects in Drug, Arms and Assault Cases
Police in Kohat, Pakistan, recovered 1,250 grams of hashish and two pistols in separate operations targeting narcotics, illegal weapons and attacks on officials.
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Police in Kohat, Pakistan, arrested four suspects in separate operations targeting narcotics, illegal weapons, and attacks on government officials, according to a report from the Associated Press of Pakistan.
The operations, carried out on the directives of District Police Officer SSP Rai Mazhar Iqbal, were led by a team from the Cantt police station under Station House Officer Wajid Ali.
Officers recovered 1,250 grams of hashish and two pistols during the operations, police said on Monday.
The report did not provide further detail on the identities of the suspects, the specific charges filed, or the current status of any related investigations.
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- Kohat Police arrest four suspects in drug, arms and assault cases — APP (Pakistan)
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