Sialkot: Horded sugar’s 120 bags recovered, accused arrested
November 30, 2010 by Trend PK
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SIALKOT: During a raid in the out skirts of Sialkot on Tuesday, the local authorities have recovered 120 bags of hoarded sugar and arrested one accused.
The Deputy District Officer (DDO) of Sialkot, Abdul Sattar Issani, told that after receiving a tip, from an anonymous source, we moved quickly and raided a go down on Pasroor Road today.
He added that 120 bags of hoarded sugar were recovered from the go down and one accused was arrested during the raid.
“We would continue to take prompt action against the hoarders and the profiteers,” the DDO Sialkot added. Trend Pk
Major Posting and Transfers In Punjab, Pakistan
Punjab, Pakistan: Ghulam Dastagir, awaiting posting in Services & General Administration Department, under transfer as Deputy District Officer (Revenue) Jhang, has been posted as Deputy District Officer (Revenue) Gujranwala City vice Muhammad Sohail Khawaja, DDO (Revenue) Gujranwala City, already transferred.
Zaka Ullah Bajwa, awaiting posting in Services & General Administration has been posted as Section Officer, Agriculture Marketing Department, Government of the Punjab against a vacant post.
The orders transferring Shahid Abbas, Section Officer, Tourism & Resort Department, Government of the Punjab, and placing his services at the disposal of Commissioner DG Khan Division, DG Khan for further adjustment.
The services of Sheikh Muhamamd Tahir, awaiting posting in Services & General Administration Department have been placed at the disposal of Commissioner DG Khan Division DG Khan Division for further adjustment.
Asif Raza, Section Officer (Estt-II), S&GAD has been transferred and his services have been placed at the disposal of Commissioner, Gujranwala Division Gujranwala for further adjustment except Hafizabad District.
Arooj ul Hassan, Deputy Secretary Information Technology Department, Government of the Punjab has been relieved of his duties in Government of the Punjab to join his new assignment in Federal Investigation Agency under Ministry of Interior, Government of Pakistan on deputation basis.
Major Posting and Transfers In Punjab, Pakistan was first posted on September 1, 2009 at 12:56 pm.
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POSTINGS / TRANSFERS in Punjab
Lahore,Punjab, Pakistan:- Tayyab Farid, Deputy Secretary (Admn), Transport Department, Government of the Punjab has been transferred and posted as Coordinator (Incharge) of the newly established Cell for re-location of utility services and land acquisition for Lahore Metro Project on deputation basis.
Tariq Javed Malik, District Coordination Officer, Muzaffargarh has been transferred and directed to report to Services & General Administration Department, Government of the Punjab for further orders.
Ghulam Muhammad Riaz, Deputy District Officer (Revenue) Muzaffargarh has been placed under suspension under sSection-6 of the PEEDA Act, 2006 and has been directed to report Services & General Administration Department.
The services of Ms. Nadia Shafique, awaiting posting in Services & General Administration Department have been placed at the disposal of Commissioner, Rawalpindi Division Rawalpindi for further posting as Deputy District Officer (Coordination) Rawalpindi.
Afzal Haq, Professor of Islamiat, University of Sargodha whose date of birth is October 05, 1949 shall stand retired from government service w.e.f October 04, 2009 on attaining the age of superannuation.
POSTINGS / TRANSFERS in Punjab was first posted on August 29, 2009 at 10:54 pm.
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Lawrence Phillips found guilty
Lawrence Phillips, Former football player accused of attacking and choking his girlfriend on two occasions in 2005 was convicted yesterday of assault and other felony charges.
A jury found Lawrence Phillips, 34, guilty of seven counts, including assault with great bodily injury, corporal injury on a spouse or roommate, false imprisonment, making a criminal threat and auto theft.
He faces a sentence of up to 25 years in prison at a San Diego Superior Court hearing scheduled for Sept. 8.
Lawrence Phillips, a former NFL and University of Nebraska running back, was accused of choking his girlfriend until she lost consciousness Aug. 2, 2005, and again Aug. 13, 2005.
Deputy District Attorney Nicole Cooper said in an interview that the girlfriend testified she and Phillips were having problems before the first choking incident.
She woke up at their Mission Valley apartment and started piling Phillips’ clothes on the bedroom floor. Phillips became angry and choked the woman several times that evening, the prosecutor said.
A week and a half later, the woman and Phillips went to an apartment on Aero Drive, where he accused her of infidelity. Phillips struck the woman, causing her to fall backward into a bathtub.
They then drove to Rancho Bernardo, where Phillips apparently intended to confront the man with whom he believed his girlfriend was having an affair, according to prosecutors.
The woman ran and eventually was allowed into a nearby apartment. Police found her hiding in a bathroom, the prosecutor said.
Two of Phillips’ former girlfriends testified that he had choked them to unconsciousness on separate occasions, Cooper said. Phillips has a 2000 conviction for domestic violence from Los Angeles stemming from one of those incidents.
In October 2008, Phillips was sentenced in Los Angeles to a 10-year prison term for driving onto a field near the Los Angeles Coliseum in August 2005 and striking three boys and a 19-year-old man with his girlfriend’s car.
He had been convicted in 2006 of seven counts of assault with a deadly weapon stemming from that incident, but the sentencing was repeatedly delayed, according to previous reports.
During his football career, Phillips played for the St. Louis Rams, Miami Dolphins and San Francisco 49ers.
