超级军网中国公民巴基斯坦武器走私案获九年监禁
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Chinese national gets nine-year jail in arms smuggling case
Jamil Nagri — Updated Jun 24, 2016 03:13pm
GILGIT: An anti-terrorism court here on Thursday sentenced a Chinese national to nine years imprisonment for trying to smuggle weapons from Pakistan to China via Khunjrab border. The court also imposed ban on him to visit Pakistan again.
Hearing the case, Gilgit ATC judge Shahbaz Khan also asked the Punjab inspector general of police to take action against the arms dealer who sold four pistols and hundreds of bullets to the foreigner.
On May 24 this year, the Khunjrab Security Force (KSF) personnel had arrested a Chinese citizen named Wang Jiangquo from Khunjrab National Park area of Hunza district near the China-Pakistan border for allegedly trying to smuggle arms and ammunition to China. A case was registered against the Chinese national under the anti-terrorism law and the accused shifted to Giglit for investigation.
According to police, the Chinese citizen had arrived Islamabad from China in the first week of May on a one-month visa. He then travelled by bus to Aliabad, Hunza, from where he reached Sost. In Sost he hired a taxi and went to the Khunjrab National Park.
He was caught with four pistols and bullets by Khunjrab Security Force
The taxi driver had told the local police that Wang asked him to slowly move forward while he took photographs. When the Chinese citizen didn’t return, the driver got worried and informed the nearby KSF checkpost officials. The officials along with policemen combed the area and found the man near a glacier.
On search of his bag the police officials reportedly found four pistols, 200 bullets, a map, compass and binoculars.
The police shifted him to Sost town where a case was registered against him under the anti-terrorism law. He was later shifted to Gilgit for investigation.
During the investigation, the suspect confessed to his crime of trying to smuggle four pistols and ammunition across the border. The Gilgit police presented the Chinese national in the local ATC amid tight security. After the court decision he was shifted to district jail, Gilgit.
Published in Dawn, June 24th, 2016
[img][/img]Chinese national gets nine-year jail in arms smuggling case
Jamil Nagri — Updated Jun 24, 2016 03:13pm
GILGIT: An anti-terrorism court here on Thursday sentenced a Chinese national to nine years imprisonment for trying to smuggle weapons from Pakistan to China via Khunjrab border. The court also imposed ban on him to visit Pakistan again.
Hearing the case, Gilgit ATC judge Shahbaz Khan also asked the Punjab inspector general of police to take action against the arms dealer who sold four pistols and hundreds of bullets to the foreigner.
On May 24 this year, the Khunjrab Security Force (KSF) personnel had arrested a Chinese citizen named Wang Jiangquo from Khunjrab National Park area of Hunza district near the China-Pakistan border for allegedly trying to smuggle arms and ammunition to China. A case was registered against the Chinese national under the anti-terrorism law and the accused shifted to Giglit for investigation.
According to police, the Chinese citizen had arrived Islamabad from China in the first week of May on a one-month visa. He then travelled by bus to Aliabad, Hunza, from where he reached Sost. In Sost he hired a taxi and went to the Khunjrab National Park.
He was caught with four pistols and bullets by Khunjrab Security Force
The taxi driver had told the local police that Wang asked him to slowly move forward while he took photographs. When the Chinese citizen didn’t return, the driver got worried and informed the nearby KSF checkpost officials. The officials along with policemen combed the area and found the man near a glacier.
On search of his bag the police officials reportedly found four pistols, 200 bullets, a map, compass and binoculars.
The police shifted him to Sost town where a case was registered against him under the anti-terrorism law. He was later shifted to Gilgit for investigation.
During the investigation, the suspect confessed to his crime of trying to smuggle four pistols and ammunition across the border. The Gilgit police presented the Chinese national in the local ATC amid tight security. After the court decision he was shifted to district jail, Gilgit.
Published in Dawn, June 24th, 2016
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Jamil Nagri — Updated Jun 24, 2016 03:13pm
GILGIT: An anti-terrorism court here on Thursday sentenced a Chinese national to nine years imprisonment for trying to smuggle weapons from Pakistan to China via Khunjrab border. The court also imposed ban on him to visit Pakistan again.
Hearing the case, Gilgit ATC judge Shahbaz Khan also asked the Punjab inspector general of police to take action against the arms dealer who sold four pistols and hundreds of bullets to the foreigner.
On May 24 this year, the Khunjrab Security Force (KSF) personnel had arrested a Chinese citizen named Wang Jiangquo from Khunjrab National Park area of Hunza district near the China-Pakistan border for allegedly trying to smuggle arms and ammunition to China. A case was registered against the Chinese national under the anti-terrorism law and the accused shifted to Giglit for investigation.
According to police, the Chinese citizen had arrived Islamabad from China in the first week of May on a one-month visa. He then travelled by bus to Aliabad, Hunza, from where he reached Sost. In Sost he hired a taxi and went to the Khunjrab National Park.
He was caught with four pistols and bullets by Khunjrab Security Force
The taxi driver had told the local police that Wang asked him to slowly move forward while he took photographs. When the Chinese citizen didn’t return, the driver got worried and informed the nearby KSF checkpost officials. The officials along with policemen combed the area and found the man near a glacier.
On search of his bag the police officials reportedly found four pistols, 200 bullets, a map, compass and binoculars.
The police shifted him to Sost town where a case was registered against him under the anti-terrorism law. He was later shifted to Gilgit for investigation.
During the investigation, the suspect confessed to his crime of trying to smuggle four pistols and ammunition across the border. The Gilgit police presented the Chinese national in the local ATC amid tight security. After the court decision he was shifted to district jail, Gilgit.
Published in Dawn, June 24th, 2016
[img][/img]Chinese national gets nine-year jail in arms smuggling case
Jamil Nagri — Updated Jun 24, 2016 03:13pm
GILGIT: An anti-terrorism court here on Thursday sentenced a Chinese national to nine years imprisonment for trying to smuggle weapons from Pakistan to China via Khunjrab border. The court also imposed ban on him to visit Pakistan again.
Hearing the case, Gilgit ATC judge Shahbaz Khan also asked the Punjab inspector general of police to take action against the arms dealer who sold four pistols and hundreds of bullets to the foreigner.
On May 24 this year, the Khunjrab Security Force (KSF) personnel had arrested a Chinese citizen named Wang Jiangquo from Khunjrab National Park area of Hunza district near the China-Pakistan border for allegedly trying to smuggle arms and ammunition to China. A case was registered against the Chinese national under the anti-terrorism law and the accused shifted to Giglit for investigation.
According to police, the Chinese citizen had arrived Islamabad from China in the first week of May on a one-month visa. He then travelled by bus to Aliabad, Hunza, from where he reached Sost. In Sost he hired a taxi and went to the Khunjrab National Park.
He was caught with four pistols and bullets by Khunjrab Security Force
The taxi driver had told the local police that Wang asked him to slowly move forward while he took photographs. When the Chinese citizen didn’t return, the driver got worried and informed the nearby KSF checkpost officials. The officials along with policemen combed the area and found the man near a glacier.
On search of his bag the police officials reportedly found four pistols, 200 bullets, a map, compass and binoculars.
The police shifted him to Sost town where a case was registered against him under the anti-terrorism law. He was later shifted to Gilgit for investigation.
During the investigation, the suspect confessed to his crime of trying to smuggle four pistols and ammunition across the border. The Gilgit police presented the Chinese national in the local ATC amid tight security. After the court decision he was shifted to district jail, Gilgit.
Published in Dawn, June 24th, 2016
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Chinese citizen arrested from Khunjerab, arms and ammunition recovered
中国在公民红其拉甫被逮 查获武器和弹药
Pamir Times May 26, 2016
一位叫王建国的中国公民周二在区罕萨地区的红其拉甫国家公园被逮捕了。警方根据反恐怖主义法律已经登记了他，他被转移到Giglit作进一步调查，警方官员称。
据细节，王某从中国获得为期一个月的签证后到达伊斯兰堡。随后，他乘坐公交车前往Aliabad罕萨，从那里他到达SOST。在SOST他雇用了一辆出租车，前往红其拉甫国家公园。出租车司机说王某拍了一些照片，王某请他慢慢开车，让他拍照。
当 王某没有回来，出租车司机开始担心，并告知在检查后驻扎在附近的红其拉甫安全部队（KSF）官员。安全官员与警察沿着梳理区域，在附近的山川发现了该 男子。他背着一个包背。在搜索过程，据了解，警方发现3支手枪，200发子弹，地图，帐篷和望远镜。王某被警方逮捕，并转移到SOST小镇，该案件依反恐 怖主义法律登记。后来，他被转移到吉尔吉特作进一步调查，一匿名警方官员称。
被捕男子的动机尚不清楚，该官员说。他可能一直在试图走私武器到中国，他进一步补充说，更多的细节将来会在调查完成后公报。
这是中肯地指出，在红其拉甫国家公园地区的中国 - 巴基斯坦边界大多是无人看守，除了设立了几个检查站外。边界是通过在一些地方的铁丝网划定。
中国在公民红其拉甫被逮 查获武器和弹药
Pamir Times May 26, 2016
一位叫王建国的中国公民周二在区罕萨地区的红其拉甫国家公园被逮捕了。警方根据反恐怖主义法律已经登记了他，他被转移到Giglit作进一步调查，警方官员称。
据细节，王某从中国获得为期一个月的签证后到达伊斯兰堡。随后，他乘坐公交车前往Aliabad罕萨，从那里他到达SOST。在SOST他雇用了一辆出租车，前往红其拉甫国家公园。出租车司机说王某拍了一些照片，王某请他慢慢开车，让他拍照。
当 王某没有回来，出租车司机开始担心，并告知在检查后驻扎在附近的红其拉甫安全部队（KSF）官员。安全官员与警察沿着梳理区域，在附近的山川发现了该 男子。他背着一个包背。在搜索过程，据了解，警方发现3支手枪，200发子弹，地图，帐篷和望远镜。王某被警方逮捕，并转移到SOST小镇，该案件依反恐 怖主义法律登记。后来，他被转移到吉尔吉特作进一步调查，一匿名警方官员称。
被捕男子的动机尚不清楚，该官员说。他可能一直在试图走私武器到中国，他进一步补充说，更多的细节将来会在调查完成后公报。
这是中肯地指出，在红其拉甫国家公园地区的中国 - 巴基斯坦边界大多是无人看守，除了设立了几个检查站外。边界是通过在一些地方的铁丝网划定。
不用说，是新疆的某些人需要这些武器，直接打靶了吧，不用送回来了
这个人应该是双口吧
50岁以下的叫建国的很少了吧
laolou 发表于 2016-7-20 19:49
50岁以下的叫建国的很少了吧
有照片但是我不会上传是一个年轻人
50岁以下的叫建国的很少了吧
有照片但是我不会上传是一个年轻人
为枪那啥，歪曲事实的很快会出现