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Notorious undertrial rearrested in Bhatkal

  •   Sat, Nov 15 2014 05:16:38 PM

Yahya Hallare

Daijiworld Media Network: Bhatkal (RJP)

Bhatkal, Nov 15: Rashid Moidin Beary, who had escaped from the police custody on September 22, has been re arrested on November 14 night.

Rashid was arrested at Bhatkal railway station. It is said that he was coming from Goa by Mangala train and was proceeding to Shiroor, his home town.

Rashid Moidin Beary and Azharuddin two undertrials were lodged in Dharwad jail for different cases of robbery. On September 22, when they were being taken to Kundapur for a court hearing, they had managed to give a slip to the police in Bhatkal.









The police had only managed to re arrest Azharuddin within a day.

Rashid, who hails from Shiroor, also has a house in Bhatkal. He was arrested in 2008 and had escaped from police custody in 2009 only to be arrested later.

Rashid is said to be involved in robbery and dacoity cases in Bhatkal, Udupi and Mangalore.

Bhatkal circle inspector Prashanth Naik led the operation.
  

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  • Romith, Mangaluru

    Sun, Nov 16 2014

    Tomorrow's news.... again Escaped from the police custody.

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  • Michael, Mulky/San Fransisco

    Sun, Nov 16 2014

    One can never say whether there was a police hand in his escape. This time shoot and injure one of his legs so that he will never try to escape. Sounds harsh but these people deserve it. Look at him and you can never say he is a criminal instead he is out on a picnic. Looks very thin and fit to escape at any point.

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  • Shankar Rao, Mangalore

    Sun, Nov 16 2014

    Finish such creatures. Encounter them and don't feed them with Tax Payers money. Nobody will remember the episode, but left unharmed will cause more harm to society. How long we are going to keep such creatures i the jail and feed them?
    Wipe them out.

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  • Willy, Mangalore

    Sun, Nov 16 2014

    Good one Suleman Beary, right away chain them and take them for cleaning all the places. What a notorious record. Do we need them on our society, NO NO NO. We want to live in peace and not in pieces, mental pain and agony. Finish them please to many notorious records.

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  • Rakshith Naik, Mangalore

    Sun, Nov 16 2014

    I remembered the game "Kalla Police" played during my childhood.
    But this one is a long term Kalla Police game :P

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  • Valerian D'souza, Udupi / Mumbai

    Sat, Nov 15 2014

    Some time I feel drinking is better habit. They will have some sort of contentment. At least they will not be corrupted to this level.

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  • For Justice, Abu Dhabi / Ubar

    Sat, Nov 15 2014

    I guess most of the escape case,police & thief both are bhai bhai...lets them run n play drama.

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  • Suleman Beary, Udupi

    Sat, Nov 15 2014

    Utilize these criminals by allocating hard labour like helper in construction of Police station, Jail compound wall renovation, Painting and cleaning etc. instead of free food inside the jail.

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  • Raghu, India

    Sun, Nov 16 2014

    Criminals like this should be thrown in septic pits and not allowed to come out at least for a week.

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