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Excise police recover 4036 beer, whisky bottles, arrest accused

byCT Report
18/03/2017
in Karachi
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KARACHI: An intelligence team of Excise and Taxation department Friday recovered 4036 beer and whisky bottles and arrested an accused.

According to a statement here, the team led by Sadequain AETO spotted a suspected Mazda truck bearing no JZ -1964 on Hub River Road and recovered 200 cans of Pak beer from the vehicles and arrested accused Amir Ali whereas the vehicle was impounded.

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During the investigation the accused disclosed that a large number of whisky bottles and cans of beer he had stored in Defence phase V. Over his pointation, the intelligence team of the department raided a house no 105/1 street no 24 Defence Phase-V and recovered 2796 Chinese whisky bottles and 1040 cans of Pak beer. A case has been lodged against the accused and further investigations are underway.

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