Mob attacks Dolphin Force personnel

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RAWALPINDI: As many as eight people were booked, one of them was detained, on the charges of attacking Dolphin Force personnel, using abusive language and blocking roads in Sadiqabad, police said.

A Dolphin Force official lodged an FIR saying that during patrolling in Sadiqabad on Monday night, they spotted a man standing along the roadside and asked him for search, but he refused to get himself searched and threatened to kill if they forcibly conducted his search.

The complaint said that the man started misbehaving and using abusive language against the dolphin force personnel when they tried searching him. It caught the attention of people who gathered there.

He further said that the brother and father of the suspect along with eight other persons reached there and also started using abusive language against the Dolphin Force team.

He said in the FIR that Faisal attacked constable Zeshan , attempted to tear his uniform, clutched hold of his hair, punched him and also blocked the road.

They also broke the mirror of the Dolphin’s motorbike.

Reinforcement of police helped the Dolphin Force personnel to take Hassan into custody and to shift him to the police station.

Published in Dawn, April 30th, 2025

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