Report: Karachi Police arrest 894 suspects, kill 10 in encounters during week
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Associated Press Of Pakistan Karachi Police arrest 894 suspects, kill 10 in encounters during week KARACHI, Sep 29 (APP):Karachi Police arrested more than 894 suspects and killed 10 alleged robbers in 45 encounters during the past week, as reported by a police spokesperson on Monday. The report also notes that The encounters took place between district police and suspected robbers across the city, leaving 52 other suspects injured. A total of 64 suspects, including those injured... This post Karachi Police arrest 894 suspects, kill 10 in encounters during week first appeared on Associated Press Of Pakistan and owns the property.
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