Police have decided to approach the Federal Government to seek guidance on medical and psychological assistance and the accelerated deportation process of the American citizen onijah Andrew Robinson, Deputy General Inspector (DIG) South Syed Asad Raza said Dawn.com Sunday.
Robinson, 33, arrived in Karachi in October to marry Nidal Ahmed Memon, 19, whom he met online. Memon then abandoned her, citing family objections, and now not traceable, according to Arab news. When you refuse to return home, almost 30 hours went out of your apartment before moving to a Chhipa shelter.
Dig Raza said that the South Police wrote a letter to the Inspector General of the additional police of Karachi to approach the Sindh government for the orientation of the federal government on the treatment and medical deportation of Robinson.
The southern police chief said that at present, the foreigner was admitted in the psychiatric room at the Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Center (JPMC).
According to the content of the letter written by the police superintendent South Senior (SSP) Mahzoor Ali and seen by Dawn.comRobinson arrived in Karachi on October 11, 2024.
“She came to visit Pakistan to meet her online friend who didn’t appear,” said the letter. “Since then, they left her unattended and began wandering around the city, which represents a potential risk for her life.”
His case caught the attention after the founder of the Jofriya Cellular Welfare Cellular Welfare Organization (Jaffar Abbas highlighted him on social networks. The governor of Sindh, Kamran Khan Tessori, later intervened to extend his expired visa and Organize her return to the United States.
The letter suggested that the incident had a “significant impact” on their mental well -being and, as the matter called public attention, “several people approached it with ‘hidden reasons’, further compromising their safety.”
“Given its status as a foreign citizen, the situation placed it in a vulnerable position, endangering its life,” the letter continued. “Consequently, the police authorities intervened to handle the situation.
The SSP wrote that during the interactions with Robinson, it became evident that it required “urgent medical attention” for its psychological condition. “Therefore, it was temporarily located under the supervision of medical authorities for psychological aid,” the letter added.
The letter did not explain any disorder that may be suffering.
“Given these circumstances, the Chief of Police of Metropolis was requested to approach interested rooms to provide guidance on their continuation of the provision of medical assistance,” said the letter, requesting that the deportation process starts for their ” Timely return to your homeland. “
