Rs10m theft case resolved in 78 hours

Rawalpindi:Crime Mapping Officer Kashif Khattak, Westridge Police successfully apprehended a woman from Multan within 78 hours for stealing gold jewellery and foreign currency worth Rs10 million, the thief was identified as a household maid’s mother.

The incident happened on July 12 in a house within the jurisdiction of Westridge Police Station. Upon returning from a trip to Murree on July 14, the owners discovered that 42 tolas of gold, foreign currency, and other valuables totaling Rs10 million had been stolen. Upon reporting the incident, the police immediately started an investigation.

Crime Mapping Officer Kashif Khattak utilised modern technology and his experience to focus on the household staff and their families. His efforts soon led to a crucial lead, resulting in the arrest of the maid’s mother. During the investigation, the accused confessed to the crime and handed over the stolen goods to the police. According to police officials, the suspect committed the theft to financially support her son. A case has been registered against her, and further investigation is underway.

This incident highlights the skill and dedication of Crime Mapping Officer Kashif Khattak. His successful resolution of the case has strengthened the reputation and public trust in Westridge Police.

Officers have noted that the new Crime Mapping Officer post has proven highly beneficial, with officers in this role-playing a crucial part in solving crimes using advanced technology and their expertise. Rawalpindi Police reiterated their commitment to reducing crime and ensuring public safety.