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City Police arrests two gangs of thieves and one more accused in Deralakatte blackmail case

City Police arrests two gangs of thieves and one more accused in Deralakatte blackmail case


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Mangaluru, Dec 8, 2015: City police today claimed to have arrested two gangs of thieves and one more accused in kidnapping and blackmail of two students of a private college at Deralakatte.

Safhan Hussein (31) who is involved in 20 cases including Deralakatte kidnap and rape case, has been booked under the Karnataka Prevention of Dangerous Activities of Bootleggers, Drug-Offenders, Gamblers, Goondas, [Immoral Traffic Offenders, Slum-Grabbers and Video or Audio Pirates] Act.

 

Murugan Police Commissioner


City police commissioner S Murugan told reporters that a decision to book Safhan under Goonda Act was taken on November 21. The state government after going through the proposal has given its nod to proceed with Goonda Act provisions against Safan on November 27.

The police had already arrested a gang of eight in the case, and were looking for Safwan for long. "Safhan is a habitual offender and a rowdy element involved in 20 cases. Cases against him includes, robbery, murder, attempt to murder, rioting, rape, dacoit and assault on policemen reported between 2005 and 2015," Murugan said adding that Safhan is now lodged in Central Jail at Ballary.

In another case, five persons were arrested by Pandeshwar police in connection with a series of thefts in various police stations in and around Mangaluru. The arrested are Haris alias Chandru (24), Mohammed Shabeer (24), Altaf (24), Umar Farooq (20), Mohammed Rafiq (29).

Surathkal police also arrested a gang of four thieves involved in Kana theft case. The arrested are Afreed (19), Shakeef Hussain (19), Naufal Hakeeb (19) and Mohammed Rashid (19). On November 19, they had stolen Rs 1,35,000 from a house at Kana in which a family was staying on rent. Four mobile phones and watches were recovered from the accused, the commissoner said.


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Naresh, Ahmedabad Wed, December-9-2015, 1:30

Thanks to the City Police . Done a Great Job. Never provide them any Bail.

Amit Ganesh, Karkala Wed, December-9-2015, 1:27

Shameless people will enjoy the Jail food and accommodation. How they were arrogant on others give them the same treatment.Break the bone of these Goondas.

Lokesh Pandey, Mangalore/Mumbai Wed, December-9-2015, 1:20

No Sympathy to these criminals . These trouble makers are the curse to the society . Do not make any effort to save them.

Ravish Kunder, Mangalore Wed, December-9-2015, 1:15

What is done to people caught in these cases ? Best is Kill them in an encounter. The jail will be crowded if they keep on arresting and keeping them in cell.

Rafique Hussain, Mangalore Wed, December-9-2015, 12:48

The arrested criminals are all so young ,at this age if they involve in these things what about the future. The way they are brought up also matters.

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