Mangaluru: Three youths caught selling drugs to students at Kadri, 1.2 kg ganja seized


Daijiworld Media Network – Mangaluru (EP)

Mangaluru, Aug 3: The city crime branch (CCB) police on Thursday August 3 arrested three youths selling ganja to college students and others at Kadri here. The police also seized the two-wheeler used by them, and the narcotic substance.

The arrested have been identified as Loy Veigas (24), a resident of Derebail, Almed Karkada (24), a resident of Falnir and Pradeep Prabhu (27), a resident of Kadri Kambala road.

These three youths were allegedly selling ganja in front of Bharath Beedi complex near Kadri Kambla road under east Kadri police station limits.

Ganja weighing 1.2 kg, a Bajaj Platina bike and three mobile phones altogether worth Rs 68,500 were seized. It is said that the accused had bought the ganja from Shikaripur to sell in Mangaluru.

Among the accused, Loy Veigas faces nine criminal cases of two-wheeler thefts, assault, kidnap etc in Kavoor, Urva, Barke, Mangaluru north and Mangaluru rural police stations.

The accused and the seized items have been handed over to Mangaluru east police station for further action.

CCB inspector Sunil Y Naik, Shyamunder and staff participated in the operation under directions from DCP of law and order K M Shantharaju, crime and traffic division DCP Hanumantaraya and ACP CCRB Valentine D’ Souza on the orders of police commissioner T R Suresh.

  

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  • JUDITH LEWIS, mumbai

    Sat, Aug 05 2017

    This is like a pot with a big hole. Howmuchever you catch the drug peddler still students and youth are at risk.

    Hence educate the children so much that even if they are given money they will not take drugs. teach them there are many more good activities to do and enjoy drugs is only temporary enjoyment. keep a close watch on their friends also tell the children themselves to educate their friends also.

    If foundation is strong the structure cannot fail.

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  • Fredrick Correa, Pernal/Mumbai

    Fri, Aug 04 2017

    How is that this person was not on police radar after committing 9 criminal cases? Where they waiting for double digit? It is a pity that while one time petty cases are languishing in jails without trial, as they can not afford the bail amount, these 9 time criminal cases are out roaming free and risking the lives of people!

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  • SPAT, Mangalore

    Fri, Aug 04 2017

    Maybe we also should see why students like to go on a TRIP ..Instead of suppressing and making them feel guilty ..why not legalize ? and give metered doses ..There are countries which have legalized POT.

    Maybe its too early to talk of such things in India ..but remember in places like varanasi ..it is legally sold for religious reasons . and people are very peaceful after having pot.

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  • sonikboom, mangladevi

    Fri, Aug 04 2017

    Regulate it legalize it .. its not a drug :)

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  • Sameeksha, Mangalore

    Fri, Aug 04 2017

    Arequest to the dept, do not let these go give them life imprisonment. Spoiling the future of so many people.

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  • vibha, Mangaluru

    Fri, Aug 04 2017

    selling ganja very near to school/ college that too in main road-
    all culprits should be shut behind bars for life sentence- for poisoning young children

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  • Vincent Rodrigues, Bengaluru/Katapadi

    Fri, Aug 04 2017

    This need to be investigated and punished.These illegal drug trafficking to be stopped in total before it spreads and our youth get effected

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Fri, Aug 04 2017

    10 years without bail for selling ganja to little children ...

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  • Rajesh D, Manglore, Dubai

    Fri, Aug 04 2017

    Selling Ganja to students is a serious crime, arrest them under goonda atc so that others think 100 times before selling ganja.

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  • Thyampanna, Mangalore

    Fri, Aug 04 2017

    It's like Amar Akbar Anthony, but villains instead of heros.

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  • rajesh, MANGALORE

    Fri, Aug 04 2017

    Its one Amar and 2 Antonys

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Fri, Aug 04 2017

    One Anthony ...

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  • Mahathma, Mangalore

    Fri, Aug 04 2017

    amar akbar antony!!!

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  • Alphonsus, Mangalore/Dubai

    Fri, Aug 04 2017

    It is disgusting to note the name of Loy. I hope the law is extremely tough on this guy - suggest breaking his hands so that scores of lives can be saved. What a disgrace to our community. How come he is roaming on the roads if he has 9 convictions?

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  • PINTO, Doha/Qatar

    Fri, Aug 04 2017

    Loy Veigas faces nine criminal cases and still out on bail..hats off to our lawyers and judiciary (someone mentioned in this forum that getting bail in India is as easy as eating masala dosa in Hampankatta..no way but to agree with him)

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  • Mathew, Kinnigoli/Dubai

    Thu, Aug 03 2017

    Here is an example of unity in diversity.

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  • KRPrabhu, Mangalore /Bangalore

    Fri, Aug 04 2017

    They are working on true secular principles..😀

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