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#Pakistan #InPicturesElite Special Security Unit (SSU) police in Karachi, one of SouthAsia's most violent cities, turn to rollerblading to improve their weapons capacity, Feb. 18 (Reuters). More on , where we tell untold stories about Asia, from Asia.
Karachi’s special rollerblading police unit aims to curb theft and harassment, one glide at a time 🛼
Cops on wheels: Police in Karachi, Pakistan, are training a new armed rollerblading unit. Comprised of 10 men and 10 women, the team is part of ‘an innovative approach’ to combatting assailants who often get away on motorcycles and bikes
WATCH: A new 20-member police unit will roll out (yes, on rollerblades) next month in Karachi -- Pakistan’s largest city.
The Karachi Police force in Pakistan just took it up a tubular notch. 👮🤙 (Video attached – And it’s amazing!) #TheProjectTV
A new 20-member police unit will roll out next month in Karachi, Pakistan’s largest city.
A group of police officers in Karachi, Pakistan, is being trained to shoot while using in-line skates
WATCH: Police in Karachi, Pakistan are training an armed rollerblading unit to better prevent theft and harassment on its streets.
A group of police officers in Karachi have formed an armed rollerblading unit
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WATCH: Police in Karachi, Pakistan are training an armed rollerblading unit to better prevent theft and harassment on its streets.
Cops on wheels: Police in Karachi, Pakistan, are training a new armed rollerblading unit. Comprised of 10 men and 10 women, the team is part of ‘an innovative approach’ to combatting assailants who often get away on motorcycles and bikes
BREAKING: Pakistani police say an unknown number of gunmen have attacked the Pakistan Stock Exchange in the southern port city of Karachi, the country’s financial center.
#WATCH Pakistan: Locals in Karachi's Liaquatabad area pelted stones and chased away a police van amid the lockdown, yesterday.
After police in the Liaquatabad neighborhood of Karachi in Pakistan tried to stop Friday prayers due to #CoronaVirus , policemen were chased out by angry believers who refuse to listen to authorities to temporary halt congregational prayers. V @zalmayzia
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