Youth held for driving stunts
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Youth held for driving stunts — reported as a key national world development in Pakistan.
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INTERNATIONAL BUREAUAuthoritative correspondents and national reporting wires confirmed vital developments regarding the ongoing situation in Pakistan today.
"Traffic police arrested a young man and impounded his car after chasing him for allegedly performing dangerous drifting manoeuvres with a fake number plate in Defence Phase VI. The suspect, Abeer Rehman, had a fake registration number on his vehicle to evade law enforcement agencies. The police chased and intercepted the vehicle, taking the suspect into custody. A case was registered against him at Defence C police station. Chief Traffic Officer Abdul Rahim Sherazi said no leniency would be shown towards those involved in zigzag driving, road blockades and drifting. The traffic police also arrested a woman, Noor Butt, for allegedly driving her car in a zigzag manner."
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