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Karachi Police set to acquire breathalysers amid growing drunk driving incidents By Rising number of drunken driving incidents reported in Karachi 90 breathalysers to be acquired for Karachi Police The conventional method used by police is not efficient KARACHI: For the first time in its history, Karachi Traffic Police is set to buy breathalysers to check alcoholism in suspicious drivers amid a rising number of drunk driving accidents that have caused many fatalities in the city. DSP Saeed Arain, an administrative officer at the DIG Traffic Police Office, said a tender had already been float...

ALSO READ Special Investigations Unit Commandant, Dr. Farrukh Ali Lanjhar, expressed hope that the new force will help reduce, possibly eradicate street crimes in the city. Apprising local news outlets of the new development, he added, Foot patrolling is an extremely tedious job. Roller skates will give an edge to chase and apprehend [suspects]. He suggested that the team consists of 20 weapon-yielding men and women who have been extensively trained. All personnel and stationed officials have been notified, and roller skates will soon become a frequent tool for apprehending criminals in the c...

Karachi police introduces force on roller skates to catch street criminals   Published On Karachi police introduces force on roller skates to catch street criminals KARACHI (Dunya News) - The Special Security Unit (SSU) has decided to deploy a skating force to curb street crimes in Karachi. The Karachi Police has formed a Skating Force to patrol congested alleys, particularly narrow streets, to help fight rising criminal activity in various parts of Karachi during rush hours. The new force will specifically target places a standard police vehicle cannot access. Special Security Unit express...

Karachi police put on roller skates to stop street crimes Skating Force will patrol narrow passageways SAMAA | Ahmer Rehman Khan - Posted: Dec 23, 2020 | Last Updated: 3 months ago SAMAA | Ahmer Rehman Khan Posted: Dec 23, 2020 | Last Updated: 3 months ago Your browser does not support the video tag. The Karachi police have formed the Skating Force to patrol alleys and narrow streets where police vehicles can't go. The team consists of 20 weapon-wielding men and women. Special Investigations Unit Commandant Dr Farrukh Ali Lanjhar is hopeful that the force will help curb street c...