Suspects in ATM heist arrested within minutes; Bus driver thrashed by police

December 15, 2011

Mangalore, December 15: A broad daylight robbery at an ATM here led to the quick apprehension of four accused by local law enforcement.

The robbers who gained entry into the ATM located adjacent to KMC College at Milagres area had made away with bags containing over Rs 30 lakh at around 12:30 pm.

According to local sources, the robbers had fled the scene in a four wheeler. However, the city police who took timely action to trace down the robbers, who had boarded a city bus after travelling a little distance in the car.

According to preliminary sources, the robbery occurred when money bags were brought in a car to deposit. The miscreants, who managed to divert the attention of car driver and security personnel by placing few currency notes in front of the car, made away with the bags containing money.

However, the city police, who launched an emergency operation succeeded to nab at least four persons within a few minutes after the incident.

Protest

The emergency operation by the police led to traffic jam near Pumpwell circle, as a few bus drivers staged protest.

The city bus drivers and conductors staged protest against police after a city bus driver was allegedly beaten by a policeman for not allowing Mangalore City Police Commissioner Seemnath Kuamar's vehicle to move ahead near the circle. The Commissioner was in a hurry to visit the spot where the suspected robbers were caught.

It is said that police took custody of Madhu, the driver of a city bus named 'Suvarna' which was moving towards Addyar from State Bank bus terminus. A constable on condition of anonymity said that police took action against the driver for not allowing the Commissioner's jeep to move forward.

However, Nagesh the conductor of Suvarna bus has accused the police of beating Madhu after dragging him from the driver seat.

More Details to Follow.


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April 18,2020

Bengaluru, Apr 18: The Indian Council of Medical Research has approved 16 laboratories, comprising 11 government and five private laboratories in Karnataka, for testing the samples of COVID-19 suspected cases, the state government said on Saturday.

Meetings and negotiations were held with some private laboratories for conducting COVID-19 sample testing, additional chief secretary (health and family welfare) Jawaid Akhtar said in a circular.

"Based on the negotiations, the cost per test has been fixed at Rs 2,250," the circular read.

These private labs have to abide by the conditions laid down by the state and union governments, it added.

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July 19,2020

Bengaluru, Jul 19: A viral video claiming to show crowded condition of a hospital treating COVID-19 patients in the city was found to be false with police on Sunday arresting a person for allegedly circulating it on social media.

Police said such videos have the potential to create panic and asked people to refrain from spreading them.

The arrest was made within hours of the police announcing registration of a case in connection with the video that showed a crowd of people wearing masks at an "outpatient ward" of a hospital, falsely identified as Victoria Hospital, a major dedicated COVID facility here.

The video went viral on social media.

"City Crime Branch swiftly identified and arrested this person who has been circulating false videos of panic in Victoria Hospital, Bangalore. Kudos to all doctors and medical professionals who are doing their best. False news busted," Bengaluru Police Commissioner Bhaskar Rao tweeted.

Police said such videos have the potential to create panic in society and asked people to refrain from it.

"Covid False video about conditions of hospitals in Bangalore circulated on social media. Case registered in Cybercrime PS. While government, society at large fighting the pandemic, some are creating/forwarding messages/videos which has potential to create panic in society. Refrain from it," Joint Commissioner of Police, Crime, Sandeep Patil tweeted.

The video showed scores of people wearing masks gathered in a small space allegedly at an Out-Patient Department in a hospital, and a person filming it, claiming to be a doctor expressing concern that it was a threat to all medical staff, including the patients.

Official sources said the video was reportedly from a hospital in one of the northern states and not from Victoria Hospital.

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May 12,2020

Bengaluru, May 12: Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa had promised to extend all co-operation for the safe and early return of the Karnataka ex-pats, living in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), here on Tuesday.

He was speaking to the Karnataka ex-pats living in UAE, who had pleaded the chief minister to make arrangements for their return to the state.

Those who had spoken to the Chief Minister had informed that there is a large number of people, landed into a great difficulty ever since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic and eager to return to their home state, Karnataka.

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