PSCA Surveillance Technology Helps Police Arrest Husband-Wife Theft Suspects in Lahore
Independent report
LAHORE, November 11: The Punjab Safe Cities Authority (PSCA), using its advanced surveillance network and technology-driven monitoring system, has helped police arrest a husband-wife duo allegedly involved in multiple theft incidents across Lahore.
The accused couple was reportedly involved in theft cases in Iqbal Town, Ichhra, Samanabad and Millat Park. Their identification and subsequent arrest were made possible through the analysis of CCTV footage and digital evidence collected by PSCA.
According to details, Safe City virtual patrolling officers launched a tracking process after reviewing CCTV footage of several reported theft incidents. During the analysis, the team identified the motorcycle allegedly used in the crimes and traced its relevant details.
Using advanced technological tools, the team identified the suspects and obtained important information about the motorcycle. Their photographs, vehicle details and other digital evidence were subsequently shared with the concerned police authorities.
Acting on the information and evidence provided by PSCA, police conducted a targeted operation and arrested the husband-wife duo.
According to the PSCA spokesperson, multiple theft cases have been registered against the suspects at different police stations.
The spokesperson said the authority was providing technological and investigative support to police departments through advanced surveillance, digital tracking and evidence-based analysis to identify suspects and facilitate their arrests.
The spokesperson added that continuous monitoring through Safe City cameras across Punjab was underway to detect suspicious activities, deter criminal elements and strengthen public safety.
The Punjab Safe Cities Authority reaffirmed its commitment to using modern technology and intelligent surveillance systems to support law enforcement agencies and improve public safety across the province.
