Report: Police arrest four with illegal weapons
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Associated Press Of Pakistan Police arrest four with illegal weapons SARGODHA, Sep 29 (APP):Bhularwan area police arrested four suspects during an operation and recovered illegal arms and ammunition from their possession on Tuesday. The report also notes that as reported by a spokesperson, the arrested suspects were identified as Gulzar, Shehbaz, Javed, and Sohail. During initial body searches, police recovered a 44-bore rifle from Gulzar, while 30-bore pistols were seized individually... This post Police arrest four with illegal weapons first appeared on Associated Press Of Pakistan and owns the property.
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