Beltangady: Chain snatcher attacks on-duty constable, injures him at Charmadi


Daijiworld Media Network - Beltangady (SP)

Beltangady, Jan 31: A suspected chain snatcher attacked a policeman from Dharmasthala station at Charmadi ghat on Tuesday January 30. The attacker succeeded in fleeing after hitting the policeman.

The police personnel on patrol duty had got information that two thieves who had stolen a chain from within the limits of Banakal police station in Chikkamagaluru district were speeding through Charmadi ghat road. The policemen began to wait for the arrival of the two-wheeler carrying the thieves. Two policemen from Dharmasthala station along with two home guards were at Charmadi check post then.

The staff began to check vehicles moving by the check post, when a Bajaj motor bike came that way at 4 pm with two people on it. The police signalled the vehicle to stop, but the rider kept driving the two wheeler further. One of the policemen on duty, Javed Patel, then chased the vehicle and tried to catch hold of one of the riders. But both the people on the bike then rained blows on Javed's stomach, hands and legs. By then, the other personnel at the check post reached the spot.

Before others came in support of the constable, one of the accused succeeded in fleeing. The other person, who is said to be from Hasan district, was caught. Injured Javed was treated as inpatient in a private hospital at Ujire. A case stands registered in Charmasthala police station relating to this incident.

  

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  • ABD, LOS ANGELES

    Wed, Jan 31 2018

    THIS HAPPENS ONLY IN KARNATAKA

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  • santhu birve, Mumbai/Udupi

    Wed, Jan 31 2018

    Hats off to brave police. we are proud of you bro.

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  • comman, man

    Wed, Jan 31 2018

    Brave police man.. one man show by Mr. Javed

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  • sri_elder, Karkala

    Wed, Jan 31 2018

    Police should compulsory take laati and small pistol and beat culprits whenever required... Otherwise Karnataka police becomes really joke...😂

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Wed, Jan 31 2018

    Our Moral Police would have beaten these Robbers black & blue ...

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  • Robin, Byndoor

    Wed, Jan 31 2018

    98% I agree with you Jossey.... The preparedness of our Police force is in question. Not only Police, any govt official work hard till they get a job. Once their dream is fulfilled they will become unfit for their role.

    One criteria among others for the recruitment of Police should be (difficult to implement but not impossible) to check whether he/she is grown in a nervous environment. Like grown in an atmosphere of utter fear either being a tenant of land lord or drunkard father / family member, Terrible loan lenders etc... Any lion grown in such an atmosphere will go back...

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  • kas, Mangalore

    Wed, Jan 31 2018

    We would like to read your comments about the role played by the Police officials during Honnavar - Kumta disturbances ... The police officials never used their guns to tame the goons, instead they allowed the goons to burn police vehicles ...

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  • Dr Mohan Prabhu, LL.D, QC, Mangalore (Kankanady)/Ottawa, Canada

    Wed, Jan 31 2018

    There are bad, and even rotten, apples in every segment of society but there are good ones too, like this policeman, but the rotten ones get to them sooner or later.

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