Robbers shoot dead teen in Karachi for showing resistance
Disheartened father of Deen Mohammad says he has no hope his son's killers will be caught
March 19, 2022
- The incident takes place in Karachi's Sher Shah area.
- Father says he has no hope his son's killers will be caught.
- 16-year-old boy, Deen Mohammad, was shot in stomach.
KARACHI: A teenager was shot dead in the port city's Sher Shah area for resisting dacoits, Geo News reported Saturday, as the metropolis witnesses a surge in criminal cases in recent days.
The 16-year-old boy, identified as Deen Mohammad, worked at a warehouse in the area's Urdu Bazar, where the robbers entered Friday night.
They forcefully took the boy's mobile phone and cash, but did not stop there and started stealing the material from the warehouse.
Read more: 'Willing to provide rangers to Karachi's police stations if CM Sindh asks'
At this, the boy tried to convince them to stop as if the material was stolen, the warehouse owner would suspect him of being involved in the theft.
However, the dacoits did not listen to him and upon resistance, shot him in the stomach. The 16-year-old was severy injured and succumbed to his wounds upon arrival at the hospital.
Read more: CM Murad blames 'economic downturn' for rise in Karachi street crimes
Mohammad's father, who was disheartened due to his son's untimely death, said keeping in view the current situation, he had no hope of the killers being caught.
CCTV footage of the incident showed that the dacoits entered the warehouse on foot and left in the same way after robbing the place.
Read more: Murtaza Wahab admits crime rose in Karachi
Geo News tried to get a response from Sher Shah police, but the officers present at the police station refused to say anything on-camera.
