Man arrested for firing at SHO
By Our Correspondent
April 15, 2019
NOWSHERA: The police on Sunday arrested a man who allegedly opened fire on the station house officer (SHO) of the Nowshera Kalan Police Station, sources said. It was learnt that the man identified as Jamal had gone to the police station, demanding the arrest of one Ehsanullah and his brother, who had allegedly shot and injured his nephew. Registering the case against Jamal, SHO Syedul Ameen said he was on routine patrol and when he returned to the police station, he saw the man armed with a pistol scuffling with the cops. Jamal alleged that the police were not registering a case against the two accused. The SHO said that as soon as the accused saw him, he fired at him, however, he escaped unhurt.
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