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Pakistani man catches thief in the act in UAE, holds him until police arrive
Abdul Al Ahad Abdulqayoum was felicitated by Col Khalifa Kalender for "checking the crime and protecting the woman". The man caught hold of the thief till the police reached the spot and arrested him.
Col Kalender said that Abdulqayoum was able to nab the suspect and handed him over to the police authorities so that legal proceedings can be carried out.
He said that increased awareness about safety in the society helps the security services in carrying out their duty in preventing and combating crimes.
Colonel Kalender stressed the important role that community members play in crime prevention by catching offenders in the act. This strengthens their ties with security authorities and heightens the sense of security among residents.
Sharjah Police have already established modes of communication between the police and the public to report any incident or practice that may disturb the security and stability in the emirate, he pointed out.
He urged the public to report crime and any negative practice or illegal activities by calling 800151 or sending a text message at 7999 or by calling operation room at 999 for emergencies or calling 901 for non-emergencies.
afkarali@khaleejtimes.com
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