Pakistantoday.Pk Police Recover Over 100GB of Data from Alleged Drug Trafficker's Phone
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- •Over 100GB of data recovered from Pinky's phone, including financial records.
- •Forensic analysis revealed 75,000 images and nearly 13,000 contacts.
- •Investigators suspect data is linked to narcotics sales and money transfers.
Police have recovered more than 100GB of data from the mobile phone of Anmol alias Pinky, an alleged drug trafficker. The forensic examination, conducted by the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency, revealed 75,000 images, online transaction records, and hundreds of bank deposit slip screenshots. Investigators believe this data is linked to narcotics sales and money transfers involving drug trade associates. The phone also contained nearly 13,000 contacts and two active WhatsApp accounts. The device was sent for forensic analysis on May 15, and the report has been submitted to the investigating officer. The case highlights the intersection of digital evidence and drug trafficking investigations.
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