What kind of crime was depicted in the 'Crime Patrol Dastak 8th March 2019 real story'?

I'm sorry, I don't have specific details about that particular episode. You can try to find it on official crime patrol platforms or related crime story archives.

I'm not sure specifically about the 'Crime Patrol' story on that date as there are many different stories covered in the series. It could be about a theft, a murder, or some other criminal activity.

I don't know the exact details of that story, so I can't summarize it. But generally, 'Crime Patrol' stories involve the crime, the investigation process, and the ultimate outcome, whether it's the arrest of the criminal or solving the mystery behind the crime.

There's also a story where a group of thieves were stealing valuable antiques from old houses. They had a very elaborate plan. They would study the houses for weeks before striking. The 'crime patrol dastak gustakhi' team managed to catch them by setting up a sting operation after getting a tip - off from an informant. It was really exciting to see how they outsmarted the thieves.

One real story could be about a burglary case. The burglars targeted a wealthy neighborhood and planned their heist carefully. However, they were eventually caught due to a small mistake they made at the crime scene, like leaving behind a unique piece of evidence that led the police right to them.

I'm sorry, I don't have specific information about that particular episode of Crime Patrol from 30th April 2018. You could try looking for official summaries or fan discussions online.

I'm not sure specifically as I haven't watched that particular episode. But generally, 'Crime Patrol' shows real crime stories, so it might be about a robbery, murder or some other serious crime that happened around that time.

One interesting story could be about a case of identity theft. A person's whole life was turned upside down when someone stole their identity and ran up huge debts. The 'Crime Patrol Dastak' team investigated, followed the money trail, and finally caught the culprit who was using the victim's information for personal gain.

They use real - life footage when available. This makes it feel more authentic. For example, if it's a story about a street crime, they might show the actual location where it happened.

Since I don't have the details of that specific 'Crime Patrol' episode from 5th May 2017, I can only make general assumptions. It might be related to a crime that was prevalent in that area at that time. Maybe it was a case of kidnapping, where the family was in distress and the police had to use all their resources to find the victim. Or it could be a story of a serial offender who was finally caught after a long investigation. 'Crime Patrol' aims to raise awareness about different types of crimes and how the law enforcement agencies deal with them.