- Two stolen motorcycles recovered at Pul Kahna and Ali Pur Bangla.
- Several proclaimed offenders arrested across the region.
- Patrol says actions will continue for citizens’ safety.
FAISALABAD: Punjab Highway Patrol Faisalabad Region recovered two stolen motorcycles at two places and arrested several proclaimed offenders during ongoing actions against crime and for the protection of citizens, officials said.
At Patrolling Post Pul Kahna, Shift Incharge Assistant Sub-Inspector Shahid Ramzan and his team recovered a stolen motorcycle bearing registration ARR-23-9274, the patrol said.
The team stopped the motorcycle while a man was riding it. After verification, the motorcycle was found to be stolen, the patrol said.
Legal action was taken at the concerned police station, the patrol said.
At Patrolling Post Ali Pur Bangla, Shift Incharge Assistant Sub-Inspector Aamir Saeed and his team recovered a motorcycle bearing registration FDK-19-6329, the patrol said.
A call on 15 had been registered about the motorcycle at Khurrianwala police station. A case was registered at the station for further legal action, the patrol said.
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The patrol also arrested several proclaimed offenders during various actions across the region, officials said.
The Senior Superintendent of Police, Punjab Highway Patrol Faisalabad Region, said the patrol is performing its duties with full alertness to protect citizens’ lives and property, prevent crime and keep highways safe.
Such actions will continue for the safety and service of citizens, he said.
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