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Four Masked Men Rob Lawyer’s Islamabad Residence

Four unidentified intruders reportedly held advocate Rana Rehmat Ali’s family at gunpoint inside their E-11/2 residence before escaping with cash and valuables, raising fresh concerns over residential security in the federal capital.

ISLAMABAD: Four masked individuals reportedly entered the residence of advocate Rana Rehmat Ali in Islamabad’s Sector E-11/2, held his family at gunpoint and escaped with cash and other belongings in a reported armed robbery.

According to preliminary information, the four unidentified suspects entered the lawyer’s house with their faces concealed and threatened family members during the incident.

The intruders allegedly confined the occupants against their will while searching the residence for cash and valuable items.

The suspects reportedly collected cash and other belongings before fleeing the property. The exact amount of money and the total value of the missing items have not yet been established.

The incident has once again brought attention to residential security concerns in Islamabad, particularly the vulnerability of families to intrusions inside their homes.

Residential Security Concerns in Islamabad

The reported incident comes amid broader concerns about property-related offences across the federal capital.

According to Islamabad Police figures reported by Dawn on October 10, at least 4,504 incidents involving robbery, burglary, theft and related offences were registered between January and September 2026. Of these, 518 incidents occurred at residential properties.

While Islamabad Police have announced operations against individuals involved in property-related offences, incidents affecting residential neighbourhoods continue to underline the importance of effective preventive policing and timely investigations.

Police Investigation and Official Confirmation Awaited

Further details regarding the E-11/2 incident, including the registration of a police case, the value of the missing property and any subsequent investigative developments, remain subject to official confirmation.

No arrests have been independently verified in connection with the reported incident.

Adil Tanoli

Adil Tanoli is a seasoned Islamabad-based journalist specializing in crime, cybercrime, human trafficking and investigative reporting. Currently associated with Dunya TV, he previously worked with Samaa TV and holds a degree in Media Studies from Hazara University. His reporting focuses on criminal investigations, law enforcement, emerging cyber threats and public-interest issues, with a strong emphasis on accuracy, accountability and evidence-based journalism. With extensive experience covering Islamabad’s crime and security landscape, he brings valuable insight into complex investigations and developments affecting public safety. He can be reached at Adil@islamabadtribune.com

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