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Peshawar crackdown nets major haul: Illegal liquor, drugs and firearms seized

Syed Adnan

PESHAWAR: In a significant crackdown on the illegal trade of narcotics, weapons, and contraband substances, Capital City Police Peshawar launched a meticulously planned operation, led by the diligent and resourceful SSP Operations, Kashif Abbasi.

The operation, conducted under the watchful eye of SSP Abbasi, saw the apprehension of several individuals involved in nefarious activities, bringing them to justice and ensuring the safety and well-being of the city’s residents. During the operation, which was conducted based on confidential information received, a vacant property in a private residential area was raided.

Under the astute supervision of SSP Abbasi, along with his dedicated team comprising of SP Cantt Waqas Rafiq and DSP Haroon Jadoon, law enforcement officers unearthed an extensive network of criminal activities. The meticulous search of the premises led to the discovery of a significant amount of illegal substances. A staggering 930 bottles of various types of liquor and beer were seized. These illicit goods were destined for distribution not only within the city but also to residential and rural areas, highlighting the scale of the criminal enterprise dismantled by this operation. In addition to the liquor haul, a vehicle used for transporting these illegal substances, a rickshaw, was also confiscated during the operation.

The vehicle had been ingeniously utilized by the criminal network to facilitate the widespread distribution of alcohol, posing a significant threat to the peace and order of the city. What further distinguishes this operation is the cooperation received from the arrested individuals. During preliminary interrogations, they not only confessed to their involvement but also disclosed crucial information about the preparation and supply chain of these banned substances. Their revelations have paved the way for further investigations, leading to the identification of other members involved in this nefarious trade.

The credit for the success of this operation goes to the unwavering dedication and strategic acumen of SSP Operations Kashif Abbasi. His leadership and determination have undoubtedly played a pivotal role in ensuring the safety of the city’s residents.

The operation’s success underscores the commitment of the Capital City Police Peshawar under the dynamic leadership of SSP Abbasi to rid the city of criminal elements and maintain law and order. The seized contraband, worth millions of rupees, not only represents a significant blow to the criminal underworld but also serves as a testament to the effectiveness of targeted and intelligence-based law enforcement efforts. The law-abiding citizens of Peshawar can rest assured that their safety remains a top priority for the dedicated officers of Capital City Police, particularly under the exemplary guidance of SSP Operations Kashif Abbasi.

The Frontier Post

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