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MANGALURU: Two keepers of the law seem to have given skulduggery a new dimension. Drawn by the prospect of making some big bucks, they quietly sold off a luxury car which was seized in connection with a fraud case. But wait! The long arm of the law did catch up with them too.
Deputy Commissioner of Police (Crime and Traffic) Vinay A Gaonkar told TNSE that the two officers Police Inspector K K Ramakrishna, and Police Sub-Inspector Kabbal Raj were posted with the crime branch in Mangaluru when they arrested three Kerala-based businessmen for allegedly cheating several people in Dakshina Kannada in a ponzi scheme.
10 from coastal districts get CM’s Medal
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As many as 10 policemen serving in Dakshina Kannada, Udupi and Uttara Kannada districts are among the 121 conferred with the Chief Minister’s Medal.
They are: Deputy Superintendent of Police S.V. Dilip from District Armed Reserve, Uttara Kannada; Circle Police Inspector (CPI) T.D. Nagaraj from Bantwal, Dakshina Kannada; CPI Anantha Padmanabha from Brahmavar, Udupi; Police Sub-Inspector (PSI) Kabbal Raj from Central Crime Branch, Mangaluru; PSI A. Purushottama from CID Forest Cell, Mangaluru; Civil Head Constable (CHC) Venkatesh Nayak from Belthangady Circle, Dakshina Kannada; CHC V. Shivanand from Udupi Traffic Police Station; CHC B. Shivanand from Malpe Police Station; Head Constable Gopalakrishna from Kavoor Police Station, Mangaluru; and Civil Police Constable Lokesh A. Arashinaguppi from Honnavar Police Station, Uttara Kannada.