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Pakistan police officer remanded over USDT theft and kidnapping

By Editorial Board Published February 5, 2025 2 Min Read
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Pakistan police officer remanded over USDT theft and kidnapping

A Pakistan Counter-Terrorism Division official has been remanded over his alleged function in stealing $340,000 price of tether (USDT) from a kidnapped crypto dealer.

Dealer Mohammad Arsalan Malik claims he met varied patrons after a person known as Hamid repeatedly requested to buy {dollars} from him.

Malik mentioned that two people requested for $30,000 and informed him that any individual known as Ashar would drop off his cost. 

Pakistani media stories that the three waited for Ashar at a restaurant. He reportedly arrived at 1am, adopted 40 minutes later by a police van with no quantity plate and numerous plain-clothed officers.

These officers allegedly proceeded to abduct Malik, take him to a different location, and drive him to switch $340,000 in USDT from his Binance account.

Afterward, his kidnappers reset his telephone and dropped him off close to a mausoleum. 

Based on the investigative officer at yesterday’s anti-terrorism courtroom listening to, $220,000 had been recovered within the type of crypto, money, a luxurious automobile, and prize bonds.  

Two Counter-Terrorism Division officers and Head Constable Ali Raza are among the many 9 suspects, eight of whom have been arrested. Raza is reportedly the prime suspect and was issued a seven-day remand by an anti-terrorism courtroom decide yesterday.  

Earlier this month, the inspector basic of police mentioned, “We do not spare anyone,” including that authorities would take motion in opposition to any policeman discovered responsible.

Final month, the CEO of crypto {hardware} pockets agency Ledger was kidnapped and a big crypto ransom was demanded. His abductors reportedly minimize off his finger and despatched a video of the mutilation to his firm. 

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