Cop has a narrow escape as kite string injures neck
The incident happened when 41-year-old Assistant Police Inspector was riding his bike on the JJ flyover in Mumbai on Saturday
A 41-year-old Assistant Police Inspector (API) received a deep cut in his neck after a manja (kite string) slashed his neck when the officer was riding his bike on the JJ flyover on Saturday. Following the incident was reported to the police, the MRA Marg Police registered an offence against an unknown person.
The incident took place on Saturday afternoon when API Rakesh Gavali attached to the Worli Police Station was returning from sessions court. As soon as he climbed the JJ Flyover on his bike he felt a burning sensation in his neck and soon it started bleeding and soon the cop realised that he received a cut to due to the kite string.
Bombay HC directs Mumbai Police to consider providing security to Ex Army officer ANI | Updated: Jan 02, 2021 14:23 IST
Mumbai (Mahrashtra) [India], January 2 (ANI): Bombay High Court has directed Mumbai Police to look into the threat perception of an ex-serviceman who claimed to have been threatened by a Shiv Sena Corporator for opposing illegal construction at his plot.
Sujit Gajanan Apte is an ex-Army man who resides in Wadala area of Mumbai. He has filed a plea before Bombay HC and has requested to direct Mumbai Police to file an FIR on his complaint in RAK Marg Police Station and provide him with police security as he apprehends that Shiv Sena Corporater Amey Ghole may harm him for opposing encroachment on his property.
Updated Dec 17, 2020 | 17:47 IST
The Mumbai Police crime branch managed to trace the accused after analysing the CCTV footage of the cameras. She was arrested from Bengaluru. The theft incident took place in April 2109. | Photo Credit: ANI
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The accused would visit various cities to commit thefts at malls and showrooms.
Mumbai: In yet another case of high profile theft, the crime branch of Mumbai police have arrested a 46-year-old woman from Bengaluru for allegedly stealing a woman s bag containing valuables worth Rs 14.9 lakh.
Some hours before the theft, the victim took gold from her bank locker and was preparing to attend a wedding.