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Man arrested for shooting TikTok videos with arms, ammunition

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ISLAMABAD: Islamabad police have arrested a man for shooting videos with arms and ammunition and posting them on the highly popular video-sharing platform TikTok.

According to the DIG Operations Islamabad, the Aabpara police made the arrest.

The arrested man is a resident of the federal capital’s G-7 area. He had created a TikTok group under the name of ‘313’ where he used to post videos displaying different kinds of weapons and ammunition, the police said.

Also Read: Differently-abled man becomes TikTok sensation

A day earlier, a 17-year-old boy had accidentally shot himself dead while making a TikTok video in Karachi’s Sikandar Goth area.

Tanveer had been making a video in his room when the incident took place.

The victim’s body was later shifted to a hospital for legal formalities. The police launched an investigation into the matter.

Also Read: Man records suicide on TikTok

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