crime patrol

Ramgarh police have launched 'Prahrai', a special drive deploying officers for intensified foot patrols at 259 identified hotspots. This initiative aims to curb street crime, enhance public safety, and build trust by increasing police visibility in markets and public areas. The patrols will also address issues like illegal parking and encroachments, fostering a more orderly environment.

Dhanbad police have received a significant boost with the addition of 45 new high-tech patrolling bikes. These modern vehicles, equipped with sirens, blinkers, and GPS, will enhance police mobility and emergency response across the district. This initiative aims to ensure faster reach to crime spots, especially in challenging terrains.

Liquor Hidden Under Cement Bags, Driver Held

Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi has directed the Odisha police to intensify crime mapping and intelligence gathering to combat organised crimes. Emphasizing a visible police presence and proactive legal measures, he urged the force to instill fear in criminals while building public trust.

Odisha's top cop has issued a stark warning to criminals, hinting at encounters for those disrupting law and order, following recent crackdowns. This comes as the Chief Minister directed police to instill fear among offenders.

Spanning approximately 3,000 square feet on the building’s fourth floor, the MCCC houses a central LED video wall, flanked by two additional LED screens. This setup provides operators with real-time visual feeds from across the district.

Police chased car over several kilometres; found animals tightly bound with ropes

In a dramatic turn of events late Tuesday night, Ranchi police successfully detained four suspects following a brazen attempted armed heist targeting a bus driver at Argora Chowk. As three attackers boarded the bus, one brandished a pistol and fired a shot that just missed its mark.

Two Men Held; Two Wanted

WCCB flags threats to big cats nationally, orders heightened vigil

Sarkhej police in Ahmedabad registered a prohibition offense after a bootlegger escaped a liquor distillation unit, leaving behind his motorcycle. The "accused" motorcycle, a black-and-red Hero Splendor, was officially named in the FIR as the bootlegger vanished into bushes. Police seized 240 liters of country liquor and 1,100 liters of wash, with the motorcycle valued at Rs 30,000.