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Mangaluru: CCB arrests notorious drug peddler selling MDMA with two others

  •   Sun, Aug 13 2023 07:22:04 PM

Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru

Mangaluru, Aug 13: A major operation conducted by the CCB police resulted in the apprehension of three individuals, including a notorious drug peddler, for their involvement in the sale of MDMA (Methylene Dioxy Methamphetamine) across Mangaluru city.

A team led by P A Hegde, ACP of Mangaluru CCB Unit received information about Mohammed Imran, a resident of Moodshedde and his two accomplices. The trio had allegedly procured MDMA from Bangaluru and were distributing it in the Bondel Padushedde area using a white Maruti Ritz car (Registration No. KA-20-MB-0569).

The following individuals have been arrested in connection with the operation:

Mohammed Imran, alias Moodushedde Imran (36), residing in Shivanagar, Moodushedde village, Mangaluru; Amjat Khan (42), residing in Mumtaz Manzil, Netaji Nagar, 3rd Cross Road, Badagabettu, Manipal, Udupi district and Abdul Basheer Abbas (39), residing in Calcutta House Manjanadi, Mangalanti Post, Mangaluru.

During the arrest, police confiscated a significant quantity of MDMA, amounting to 170 grams and valued at Rs 9,00,000. Additionally, five MDMA pills, one Maruti Ridge car, six mobile phones, and a digital weighing scale were seized, collectively valued at approximately Rs 14,76,500. The accused are now facing charges registered at Kavoor Police Station.

Notably, Mohammed Imran has a history of criminal involvement. He has been previously charged in cases related to murder, ganja trafficking, robbery, illegal entry, and damage to property, among others. His criminal record spans across various police stations in the region. Imran was released from jail just a week prior to this arrest, having secured bail in a recent case.

One of the other accused, Abdul Basheer Abbas, was previously involved in an assault case registered at Bantwal Rural Police Station.

The operation was successfully executed by ACP P A Hegde of the CCB Unit, along with the dedicated efforts of nspector Shyam Sundar HM, PSI Narendra, Sudeep MV, Sharanappa Bhandari, and the entire CCB team.

 

 
  

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  • LN, Dubai/Mangalore

    Mon, Aug 14 2023

    Whether selling drugs is haram?

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  • roy Indian, Mangalore

    Mon, Aug 14 2023

    this all were roaming freely under BJPEEE rule and doing good busniess and also give commission to BJP leaders ???????. now after congress came all this notorious drug peddler are getting arrested and police department are doing god work . dont grant then bail or else this people will kill our kids in drugs only ............ so becarfull now only ...... "Prevention is better than cure" It's easier to stop something bad from happening in the first place than to fix the damage after it has happened.

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  • k b r, Mangala Uru

    Mon, Aug 14 2023

    "Notably, Mohammed Imran has a history of criminal involvement. He has been previously charged in cases related to murder, ganja trafficking, robbery, illegal entry, and damage to property, among others. His criminal record spans across various police stations in the region. Imran was released from jail just a week prior to this arrest, having secured bail in a recent case." ----- very talented individual with so many criminal skills, moreover manages to get bail despite many pending cases ...

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  • Jossy Tauro, Mangalore

    Sun, Aug 13 2023

    If this people do the same crime in Arabic countries would have got death punishment like beheading or hanging in public.Why this people spoil others life and keep their family inside the house?.Only God can save this world .But God will destroy one day because we humans going against Gods rules.

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  • Ramesh, Mangalore

    Sun, Aug 13 2023

    Kujli. Before BJP and now in congo monkey party rule same names are coming in this section no changes at all😂

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Raheja Waterfront

    Sun, Aug 13 2023

    Unemployment ...

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  • George, Mangalore

    Sun, Aug 13 2023

    Encounter

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  • Mbeary, Dxb

    Sun, Aug 13 2023

    High time police and congress govt shud go after the source and nip it from the bud. Mostly the trail will lead to gujrat and assam

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  • Sam, Mumbai

    Mon, Aug 14 2023

    Mbeary has an obsession against a particular religion so everytime if a person is caught from a community of his interest he will say Gujrat Assam Modi. If its from the opposite community he will say with a thumping heart that yhey were earlier supporters of BJP.

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  • Abdul, Kudroli

    Sun, Aug 13 2023

    Now what? A case and arrest and later released on bail??? Why isn't there any seriousness to grab hold of these drugs from the source itself from where it is produced???

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