Category: Crime

  • Police arrest TikToker Sana Yousaf’s suspected killer from Faisalabad

    Police arrest TikToker Sana Yousaf’s suspected killer from Faisalabad

    Police on Tuesday arrested the prime suspect in the murder of 17-year-old TikTok star Sana Yousaf.

    According to reports, the suspect, who was on the run since after the killing Monday, was traced and taken into custody during a late-night operation in Faisalabad.

    The suspect is known by his alias ‘Kaka’, which he uses on all his social media accounts, police said; however, his real name has not been officially confirmed as of yet.

    While sources suggest the real name could be Umar, they revealed that the accused was a friend of Sana, and the two knew each other personally.

    Earlier reports had already hinted at a personal connection when Sana’s aunt overheard a brief conversation between the victim and the accused before the shooting took place. She had reportedly told him, “You should leave now; there are cameras here. Let me get you some water,” right before the gunshots were heard. This suggested that the accused was not a stranger but someone familiar to the family.

    The suspect was arrested with the help of CCTV footage and technical tracking, and police have also recovered the murder weapon used in the crime.

    Sana Yousaf, who hailed from Chitral and lived in Islamabad’s G-13 sector, was shot inside her home on Monday afternoon. The FIR filed by her mother states that the attacker entered their home around 3:15 PM and fired two bullets directly at Sana, who died from her injuries shortly after being taken to the hospital.

    The case drew widespread attention due to Sana’s popularity on social media. She had more than 800,000 followers on TikTok, and nearly 500,000 on Instagram, where her content featured lip-syncs lifestyle clips, and casual hangouts with friends. Her last video, posted just hours before her death, showed her celebrating her birthday at a restaurant.

    The police have now confirmed that the motive behind the killing was a personal grudge, and further investigation is underway to uncover more details about the suspect’s background and the events that led to the tragic killing.

  • FIR reveals harrowing details of TikToker Sana Yousaf’s murder

    FIR reveals harrowing details of TikToker Sana Yousaf’s murder

    New details of the murder of 17-year-old TikTok star Sana Yousaf, who was shot dead inside her home in Islamabad’s G-13 sector on Monday, have come to light after a FIR was filed by the victim’s mother, Farzana Yousaf.

    According to the complaint, Farzana lives with her two children, a 15-year-old son and her daughter Sana, in Islamabad. Her husband was away at the time of the incident, and her sister-in-law, Latifa Shah, was staying as a guest at their home.

    On the day of the incident, Farzana, her daughter Sana, and Latifa Shah were present in the house. Around 3:15 PM, an unknown man suddenly entered the house. The man was of medium build and height, wearing a black shirt and checkered trousers. He was carrying a weapon and went straight to the room where Sana was sitting.

    According to the FIR, the man opened fire on Sana with the clear intent to kill. Two bullets struck her in the chest, causing her to collapse on the spot. The attacker then quickly fled down the stairs and escaped.

    After the sound of gunshots, neighbours gathered around as Farzana and others screamed for help. They rushed Sana to a hospital using a neighbour’s vehicle, but she could not survive and passed away due to her injuries.

    Farzana and Latifa Shah both witnessed the incident and told the police they could identify the suspect if he was brought before them. She also mentioned that her daughter was a social media influencer, and the attack was a serious and deliberate act of violence.

    Police reached the hospital soon after receiving the report and completed the necessary legal formalities, including preparing the post-mortem request. The case was registered under Section 302 of the Pakistan Penal Code (murder), and the investigation was handed over to the Homicide Investigation Unit (HIU). Inspector Fakhar Abbas from HIU and his team are currently working on the case.

    So far, no arrests have been made, and the investigation is ongoing.

    Sana had more than 800,000 followers on TikTok where her videos routinely garnered hundreds of thousands of views. Her content mostly included lip syncing to Pakistani and Indian songs along with some Pashto hits. In various videos she can be seen hanging out with her friends at cafes and restaurants. 

    Over on Instagram, the teenaged influencer has almost half a million followers, while the content is mostly similar to her Tik Tok videos.

    The last video she has posted on both accounts, just a few hours before being shot dead, shows her celebrating her birthday, cutting a cake and then having food with her friends at an Islamabad restaurant.

  • TikToker Sana Yousaf shot dead in Islamabad

    TikToker Sana Yousaf shot dead in Islamabad

    A 17-year-old TikTok star named Sana Yousaf has been shot dead in Islamabad’s G-13 Sector on Monday. The incident happened inside her home, which falls under the Sumbal police station’s area.

    According to reports, an unknown person entered her house and shot her at close range. The attacker fired multiple shots and quickly escaped after the incident.

    Sana, who belonged to Chitral, was well-known on TikTok and had a growing fan base. Her body was taken to the Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (PIMS) for post-mortem examination.

    Police are investigating the murder. They believe the suspect might have been a guest at the house when the shooting happened. So far, no arrests have been made.

    Sana, a teenage influencer, had nearly 500,000 followers on Instagram, where she posted content similar to her TikTok videos.

    On TikTok, she had over 800,000 followers, with her videos often receiving hundreds of thousands of views. Her content mainly featured lip syncing to popular Pakistani, Indian, and Pashto songs. Many of her videos also showed her spending time with friends at cafes and restaurants.

    Just a few hours before she was tragically shot dead, Sana shared her last video on both platforms. In it, she celebrated her birthday by cutting a cake and enjoying a meal with her friends at a restaurant in Islamabad.

  • Man who assaulted biker in Karachi on the run as police register case, conduct raids for arrest

    Man who assaulted biker in Karachi on the run as police register case, conduct raids for arrest

    Karachi police have arrested two employees of Salman Farooqi after a viral video showed a young motorcyclist being assaulted in the Defence Phase 6 area.

    According to reports, the incident occurred in Khayaban-e-Ittehad, Defence Phase 6, Karachi, where Farooqi, reportedly the CEO of a private company, was travelling in a luxury car. A minor collision between his vehicle and a motorcycle led to the motorcyclist being beaten. In the video, a woman, reportedly the motorcyclist’s sister, can be seen pleading for mercy as Farooqi continues to physically abuse her brother in public.

    After the video went viral, Darakhshan Police arrested Farooqi’s driver and security guard and seized the vehicle involved. However, Salman Farooqi himself remains at large. Police say he turned off his phone and fled after the video circulated online. Law enforcement teams were sent to his home and office late at night, but he could not be found.

    DIG South confirmed that Farooqi has not been identified as a government employee. “No one is above the law, and the victim will get justice,” said the DIG, adding that efforts are underway to contact the affected family and that a First Information Report (FIR) is being registered.

    SSP South Mehzor Ali stated that although police have not yet heard directly from the motorcyclist, they are trying to locate him. “Once we are in contact with the victim, we will formally register the case and proceed with legal action,” he said.

    Police presence has been increased outside Farooqi’s office while the investigation continues. Meanwhile, Sindh Home Minister Zia Lanjar has taken notice of the incident and requested an immediate report.

  • Police encounter in Lahore leaves three suspects dead, two on the run

    Police encounter in Lahore leaves three suspects dead, two on the run

    Three suspects were killed in a police encounter with Crime Control Department (CCD) personnel in the Chung area of Lahore, Punjab.

    According to police, five individuals on two motorbikes were signalled to stop by CCD officers. Instead of complying, the suspects opened fire on the officers.

    In retaliation, police returned fire, killing three of the suspects. Their bodies were transferred to a nearby hospital for legal formalities.

    Two suspects who initially opened fire managed to flee the scene. A search operation to locate and apprehend them is underway.

    The deceased suspects are also being identified, and their criminal records are being verified.

    Police confirmed that the suspects were shot after initiating gunfire during the attempted stop.
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  • Female teacher assaulted by student’s family at Karachi school

    Female teacher assaulted by student’s family at Karachi school

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     A female teacher was attacked by a student’s family, including a police officer, at a private school in the Jamshed Quarters area of Karachi, police confirmed on Wednesday.

    The incident occurred after a student was asked to stand as a disciplinary measure for arriving late on May 16. Two days later, the student’s parents and maternal uncle visited the school to confront the teacher.

    According to the FIR, the student’s uncle claimed to be the Station House Officer (SHO) of Kalakot Police Station. He, along with the student and her parents, allegedly assaulted the teacher inside the principal’s office. Other female teachers who attempted to intervene were also pushed and manhandled.

    CCTV footage of the incident has surfaced, showing the suspects attacking the teacher inside the school premises.

    The case has been registered at Jamshed Quarters Police Station. Police confirmed that one of the assailants is a serving police officer, and internal disciplinary action has been initiated against him. SSP East Dr Farrukh Raza has taken notice of the case, and an investigation is underway.

    This is not the first violent incident against a teacher in Karachi this year. In January, Khan Mayel, a 38-year-old teacher from North Waziristan, was shot dead outside a school in North Karachi. He was attacked by two unidentified men who had been waiting outside the premises and opened fire as he arrived. One of the attackers had his face covered, and both fled on a motorcycle. Mayel was hit in the head and died on the spot. Police suspect personal enmity as a possible motive.

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  • Two sisters sexually assaulted at Karachi home; family suspects step father

    Two sisters sexually assaulted at Karachi home; family suspects step father

    Two sisters, aged 15 and 8, were sexually assaulted in their home in North Karachi, police and doctors have confirmed. 

    Police Surgeon Dr. Summaiya Syed said that the girls’ paternal and maternal uncles took them to Dr. Ruth Pfau Civil Hospital in Karachi around 5:30 p.m.

    Medical examination findings were “strongly suggestive of sexual violence.”

    Samples were collected for cross-matching, DNA profiling, and serology.

    There were signs of “severe physical violence” on both girls.  The eight-year-old’s condition was reported as severe.


    According to Dr. Summaiya, on May 25, the girls were brought to a government hospital in New Karachi after allegedly being subjected to assault and sexual harassment.

    Central SSP Zeeshan Shafiq Siddiqi said that their father had died four years ago and their mother had married another man and was living with her and her four children.

     He said the mother had told Khwaja Ajmer Nagri police that her daughters were “maltreated by an intruder”. 

    However, on Tuesday, the girls’ uncles informed hospital authorities that their stepfather had abused them.

    He said that the police are investigating the case.

  • Man throws grenade at ex-girlfriend’s house, accidentally kills himself

    Man throws grenade at ex-girlfriend’s house, accidentally kills himself

    A man lost his life while attempting to harm his ex-girlfriend after she refused to reconcile on May 25 in Surat Thani province, Thailand.

    According to local media reports, the man went to his ex-girlfriend’s house and tried to convince her to patch things up. When she refused, he threw an M26 grenade towards her home.

    The grenade did not explode at first, but when he attempted to throw it a second time, it blew up in his hand, killing him on the spot.

    Three elderly relatives of the woman were injured in the explosion, while the ex-girlfriend remained unharmed, having run inside the house moments before the blast.

    Police later arrived at the scene and found 500 grams of crystal methamphetamine, also known as ‘ice’, in the man’s car, which was also damaged in the explosion.

    Officials confirmed that the man had a criminal record and had previously served five months in jail for drug-related offences in 2020.

  • Elderly man dies of shock as thief disguised as delivery man robs home

    Elderly man dies of shock as thief disguised as delivery man robs home

    A suspect disguised as an online delivery rider entered a home in Rawalpindi’s Dhoke Kala Khan area and requested water. 

    The robber drew a weapon, held the residents at gunpoint, and looted cash and gold from the house. Tragically, an elderly resident suffered a heart attack during the incident and passed away on the spot.

    According to the police, the suspect used the extreme heat as an excuse to request water to gain entry into the house.

    Locals reported the incident immediately, and officers from Sadiqabad Police Station arrived at the scene to secure the area and begin investigations.

    The suspect remains unidentified, and efforts are underway to locate and arrest the perpetrator.

  • Children from six cities found in Punjab operation

    Children from six cities found in Punjab operation

    The Crime Control Department (CCD) of Punjab has found 44 missing and runaway children, many of whom had been abused or were drug addicts.

    The children came from different cities including Abbottabad, Karachi, Lahore, Ghotki, Swat, and Mansehra.

    A private media source claims that during a ceremony organized by CCD, the children were handed over to their parents.

    Dr. Usman Anwar, the Punjab Inspector General, stated during the event that child labor, child exploitation, and child abuse are red lines for the police. 

    According to him, restoring the social structure requires protecting children from predators, keeping them out of trouble, and assisting them in becoming responsible citizens.

    According to the IG, psychologists are counseling both the parents and the children who suffer from abuse or addiction.

    Additional IG CCD said the department recovered a large number of missing and runaway children in a short time. 

    The parents of 13 children have been traced and reunited with their offspring. 

    Children left alone will be taken to SOS Village, the child protection and welfare bureau, or other rehabilitation centers.