A Pakistani citizen who killed a female police officer has been arrested in the UK after about 15 years. British police officer Sharon Besheniewski (38) was shot and killed in 2005 in the city of Bradford when she arrived at the scene upon receiving information about the robbery. 6 people involved in this incident were arrested, but Pakistani citizen Piran Ditta Khan escaped from Britain.

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On Wednesday, Piran (71) was produced in a court in Islamabad. The case was related to loot in the British Travel Agency. Sharon, who arrived at the scene on the robbery, was shot dead by armed gang members.

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Piran, the gang leader, had somehow escaped from Britain. The British police had placed a reward of 20 thousand pounds (about 18 lakh rupees) on him. The UK had repeatedly requested Pakistan for his arrest. The West Yorkshire Police has confirmed the arrest of Piran Ditta Khan in Pakistan. Britain's Detective Mark Swift on Wednesday thanked the National Crime Agency officials and colleagues in Pakistan who have made the arrest possible.

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