Khairpur Police arrest wanted criminal
SUKKUR: Khairpur Police have arrested a wanted criminal alleged involved in a case of killing four members of a family in Katcha area of Bagharji in Sukkur. SSP Khairpur Muhammad Umar Tufail said he told ASP City Saad Arshad to ensure the arrest of the murderers, who three days ago shot dead four members of a family in the Katcha area of Baghriji. He said an operation was launched to arrest the accused Arbab alias Arban Narejo and two of his accomplices, while the police also recovered weapons from the possession of the criminals. The SSP Khairpur said the criminals were traced through using of modern technology, including the geo-fencing and reviewing the call records, adding that the arrested criminal also killed four people of Chandia community in 2004 at Pir-jo-Goth and left other three injured. He said the criminal was also wanted in many other cases, including police encounters, killings of policemen and other heinous crimes.
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