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PSCA’s AI-powered surveillance helps police arre...

PSCA’s AI-powered surveillance helps police arre...
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  • LAHORE, October 12, 2026: The Punjab Safe Cities Authority (PSCA), using advanced surveillance technology and coordinated efforts with law enforcement agencies, has assisted police in arresting suspects allegedly involved in a theft and the fraudulent use of a stolen ATM card.
  • Following the complaint, a Virtual Patrolling Officer at the Punjab Safe Cities Authority initiated coordination efforts to trace the individuals allegedly involved in the crime.
  • The spokesperson further stated that joint efforts involving the Crime Control Department (CCD), Lahore Police and the Punjab Safe Cities Authority were continuing to address criminal activities and improve public safety across the city.

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LAHORE, October 12, 2026: The Punjab Safe Cities Authority (PSCA), using advanced surveillance technology and coordinated efforts with law enforcement agencies, has assisted police in arresting suspects allegedly involved in a theft and the fraudulent use of a stolen ATM card.

According to a PSCA press release, the incident occurred within the jurisdiction of Kahna Police Station, where suspects allegedly stole a citizen’s wallet containing valuables and personal belongings before escaping. The suspects subsequently began using the stolen ATM card to make purchases, prompting the victim to take notice of the unauthorised transactions.

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The victim discovered the incident after receiving transaction notifications on the mobile phone registered with the bank account. Upon realising that the ATM card had been stolen and used without permission, the citizen promptly reported the matter to the relevant authorities for investigation and legal action.

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Originally published by Minute mirror on Oct 12, 2026 Read the full article at minutemirror.com.pk
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