Nine-year-old Australian girl Hania Ahmed was killed by police gunfire in Pakistan's Punjab province after armed robbers confronted her family. Police claim robbers fired first, but an investigation is underway into the newly formed crime control department (CCD) after footage suggested officers opened fire on the family's fleeing vehicle.
Nine-year-old Australian girl Hania Ahmed was killed in a police shooting in Pakistan's Punjab province after armed robbers confronted her family. Police reportedly opened fire on the family's fleeing car, hitting Hania and her brother. The incident has sparked outrage and calls for a thorough investigation.
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A nine-year-old Australian girl, Hania Ahmed, was killed by police in Pakistan's Punjab province when officers from a new crime control unit opened fire with machine guns during a robbery. Her father, Adeel Ahmed, is demanding justice and for the controversial police wing to be reformed.
Australian PM Anthony Albanese has called for a transparent investigation into the death of nine-year-old Hania Ahmed, who was shot by police in Pakistan. Conflicting accounts exist regarding the incident, which occurred during an armed robbery.
An Australian girl, Hania Ahmed, was fatally shot by Pakistani police in Chakwal after they mistook her family's car for that of armed robbers. Her father and brother were also injured in the incident, which occurred as the family tried to escape a robbery attempt.
An Australian girl, Hania, was killed and two family members injured in Pakistan's Punjab province during a mistaken shooting by police responding to a robbery. An officer opened fire, believing suspects were fleeing in the family's car. The family, from Perth, was visiting relatives.
A young Australian girl, Hania Ahmed, was mistakenly shot dead by a Pakistani police officer during a robbery incident in Punjab province. The officer discharged his weapon after suspects fired at him, leading to the tragic death of the girl and injuries to her father and brother. The robbers were later killed in a separate encounter.
A Pakistani police officer has been arrested after mistakenly shooting dead Hania Ahmed, a young Australian girl on holiday with her family in Punjab province. The incident occurred during a robbery where the girl's family was taken hostage. The officer fired his weapon, believing the suspects were fleeing in the victims' car, tragically hitting Hania and injuring her father and brother. The robbers were later killed in a separate police encounter.
A nine-year-old Australian girl, Hania Ahmed, was killed and two family members injured when Pakistani police allegedly opened fire on their car in Chakwal, mistaking them for robbery suspects. The family, visiting from Perth, was targeted after confronting robbers. Police claim the two primary suspects were later killed in a "police encounter". An investigation is underway.
A nine-year-old Australian girl has died and two family members were injured after Pakistani police allegedly opened fire on their rental car, mistaking it for a robber's vehicle. The family was visiting relatives in Punjab province when they were robbed.
A nine-year-old Australian girl was killed and two family members injured after Pakistani police allegedly opened fire on their rental car, mistaking it for a robber's vehicle. The family was visiting relatives in Punjab province when they were robbed.
