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CCD Attak Scores Major Win: Key Member of Inter-Provincial Car-Lifting Gang Arrested, Stolen Vehicles Recovered

ATTOCK (Web Desk) – In a major breakthrough, the Crime Control Department (CCD) Attock has arrested Shahzad Hassan (son of Mir Hussain, resident of Peshawar)

By News Desk20 July 2026 at 7:55 pm1 min read

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ATTOCK (Web Desk) – In a major breakthrough, the Crime Control Department (CCD) Attock has arrested Shahzad Hassan (son of Mir Hussain, resident of Peshawar)

Recovered Vehicles

Based on technical evidence and further investigation, the following stolen vehicles were recovered from the accused's possession:

Case No. / Date Sections Police Station Vehicle Value Owner

54 dated 26.01.2026 381-A/411 PPC Fateh Jang Toyota Corolla Model 2020 Approx. PKR 2.5 million Retired Major Amjad Ali s/o Muhammad Sarwar

276 dated 01.05.2026 381-A/411 PPC Fateh Jang Toyota Corolla Model 2011 Approx. PKR 4.0 million Talaat Palace Marriage Hall, Fateh Jang

Note: Both recovered vehicles were handed over to their original owners at the District Office CCD Attock after completing legal formalities.

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