City
Epaper

K'taka police arrest rowdy sheeter trading leopard skin

By IANS | Updated: June 6, 2022 13:45 IST

Bengaluru, June 6 Karnataka police on Monday arrested a rowdy sheeter on charges of trading leopard skin in ...

Open in App

Bengaluru, June 6 Karnataka police on Monday arrested a rowdy sheeter on charges of trading leopard skin in Bengaluru.

The Central Crime Branch (CCB) sleuths seized leopard skin worth Rs 10 lakh. The police have also seized Rs 8,000 worth of ganja (cannabis) from the accused.

The Organised Crime Wing of the CCB carried out the swift operation in Bharatinagar police station area following a tip off.

The investigation has revealed that the rowdy sheeter was also a drug peddler. He procured and distributed drugs to young men and women as well as students.

The probe also confirmed that the accused transported and sold leopard skin. The police have lodged a case under NDPS Act and the Wild Life Protection Act against the accused person.

The accused is a rowdy sheeter in Bhartinagar police station. There are cases of assault, robbery and drug peddling registered against him.

Further investigation is on.

Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

Tags: Central crime branch
Open in App

Related Stories

National10 shooters of Lawrence Bishnoi-Goldie Brar gang held in Gurugram

Aurangabad2 PI avoids joining their newly transferred posts

NationalKerala: Crime branch takes over doctor's murder probe

NationalAmid speculations of joining BJP, Kiccha Sudeep receives threat letter

NationalTN police likely to register case against suspended woman constable for links with fraudster

National Realted Stories

NationalRajasthan govt transfers 17 IPS officers; SPs of seven districts changed

NationalTamil Nadu: Large number of migratory flamingos spotted in Thoothukudi's salt pans along East Coast Road

NationalHarsh Vardhan Shringla credits PM Modi's 5-nation tour for boosting global investor confidence, says FDI remains "important requirement" for nation

National'Welcome to Rome, My Friend!': Giorgia Meloni Shares Photo With PM Narendra Modi as He Arrives in Italy

NationalDelhi Firing: 22-Year-Old Man Shot Dead Near Shyam Lal College in Welcome Area