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Kasargod: Crime Squad Police Officer Turns out Criminal!

  •   Tue, Oct 02 2012 07:03:37 PM

Kasargod: Crime Squad Police Officer Turns out Criminal!

Stephan Kayyar
Daijiworld Media Network – Kasargod (VM)

Kasargod, Oct 2: A senior police officer has been terminated from duty for being allegedly involved in thefts in a number of places. S Surendranath, district police head passed the order in this regard.

The officer is O T Firoz of the crime squad.

It is learnt that Firoz was involved in a theft that too place at jewellery stores in Trikaripur and Chervathur areas. He is said to have conspired with the thieves and assisted them in the planning.

The involvement of Firoz came to light when police questioned K P Basheer who was arrested in a theft case in Kannur.

Firoz's number was found in Basheer’s mobile phone through which the police traced all the communication between them.

Police sources said that Firoz was involved in various theft cases in temples, jewellery stores and so on by indirectly helping the thieves.
  

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  • Prasheesh Kumar. S., Mumbai

    Thu, Oct 04 2012

    Corruption is also grave Crime. So, from this angle majority of the Police are Criminals themselves like Firoze. The Police & Criminals & Lawyers always work on the same subject but from different Perspective. But during the course of their work their positions some times gets exchanged unknowingly ! “Fence eating Crop” is quite common in India.
    In the cases like Theft-Rape-Murder, if the police knowingly protect the Criminal then police are to be logically considered as Partners in the Crime. As regards Belikeri-Karwar huge Iron Ore theft Case, the Karnataka CID-CCB openly tried to protect the Politicians & the Fraudulent companies. But for the efforts of Social Worker - S R Hiremath & CBI, this case would have been hushed up by Ktk CID-CCB. Therefore, Karnataka CID-CCB is also to be considered as Partners in this big Belikeri Crime.
    So, as compared to this crime of Ktk CID-CCB the crime of Kasargod Firoz is trivial.

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  • Dr Kusuma Kumari G MBBS DGO DNB(obst&Gynae), Nellore/Kundapura(Hanglur)

    Wed, Oct 03 2012

    Yes certainly there are corrupt and criminals on police force. I feel should be very careful even with police,

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  • Savi, Mangalore/Dubai

    Wed, Oct 03 2012

    It reminds me of a Kannada proverb "Beliye Holavannu Maidanthe" :)

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  • Browny - Kuwait, Kuwait

    Wed, Oct 03 2012

    They caught just one?? There are many police thieves. Who will catch them?

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  • Premnath, Udupi

    Wed, Oct 03 2012

    Taking oath in the name of God and doing third class job. Big surgery is required to bring such culprits out of uniform.

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  • Aubb, Kuwait

    Wed, Oct 03 2012

    The fence has started to graze the field!!!!

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  • Amin Bhoja, Patte / Riyadh

    Wed, Oct 03 2012

    I remember my young age a play called 'Chor Police,'a story coming true.A unfortunate incident from the police dept and the police.Criminality is like cancer, it should be treated in the very early stage otherwise it may spread all over. This police officer is a black spot in police history and to the dept itself! should be given a very harsh punishment so that he remembers it daily.Police and criminal nexus a very grave danger to our existing society ,we need a ploice who is a protection to this socity not that of a kind evil in character !.

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  • kumar, mudigere

    Wed, Oct 03 2012

    This Is Just a Tip of an iceberg

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  • R.Bhandarkar., M

    Wed, Oct 03 2012

    Looking at the 'disagree' Tally
    Firoz Ke Saath Nahin Hai'Kaaly'
    Hain Dost Jo 'Khaate' Hain
    Aur Ek Hi Hai 'Thali'....
    Kya Farak Pade Kahe 'Bawarchi'
    Poora Samaan Pahele se hi hai'Maili'...!!

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  • G.Z.Tumkunte, Udupi

    Wed, Oct 03 2012

    In our D.K. it is 'KesariKarana' (Saffronization) of Police dept,
    and in Kasargod it is 'AparadhiKarana' (Criminalization) of Police dept.

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  • Roy D' Souza, Mangalore

    Wed, Oct 03 2012

    This incident teaches a good lesson to the Governing Body. Government never think of Police department and their responsibilities (24hrs Duty)which involves so much risk, tensions, sleepless nights and no family life. But how much they earn ? What facilities they get ? What are the condition of their accomodations (Quarters)? What is their standard of living ? Any Government has Answer ? Then what better you can expect from the Police Department ? First provide them all the good facilities to live their standrad life. Pay them sufficient salaries, then you find the changes in the department as far as Bribe, robbery and any kind of criminal activities. Just imagine an Officer involved in the robbery then how about a ordinary Constable??? Its a one million Dollar question for Governing Body !!!!

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  • R.Bhandarkar., M

    Wed, Oct 03 2012

    B'Coz
    Of people like Firoz
    Police Department Badnaam
    Hoti Hai Roz...!

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  • Ravi Hemmady, Barkur, Muscat

    Wed, Oct 03 2012

    No wonder, there are atleast 10% police personals involved in this type of crime actvities,good this police officer is caught.most of the proffestoinal criminals have police contacts.

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  • Naveen, Mangalore

    Wed, Oct 03 2012

    Police officer following the foot steps of politicians..Only sky is the limit in India for corruption/illegal activities

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  • Pavan Prabhu, Karkala

    Wed, Oct 03 2012

    Beliye Hola Medhode, innenu banthu ?

    If fence grazes the field, nothing to worry about. Disgraceful member of the society and Khaki organization.

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  • Dev, Mangalore

    Wed, Oct 03 2012

    Criminals get themselves arrested on small crimes & get arrested to plan bigger crimes with connivance of Jailors & police while in custody.
    They create these alibi to evade stringent punishment by this route.
    A British Raj retired police who is no more had revealed this to me.
    Crime Stories in our TV channels have come out with these goings on as well.
    One police officer had revealed when interacting with our club- we don't pursue theft cases as seriously as murder, for if they catch suspects & when we interrogate them by using some methods should they die in custody we stand to lose our job. For that reason many crimes remain unsolved.
    Use modern methods of forensic science & interrogation to stop apathy & incompetence of security agencies & weed out corrupt amongst them.

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  • Reginald, Mannagudda

    Wed, Oct 03 2012

    Looting in the name of law - how disgraceful. Shame on you thief!!!

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  • Bulsam, Mangalore

    Wed, Oct 03 2012

    There are rotten apple in every department including police. It was very scary to find that this shameless protector of the society was in fact, looting them left, right and centre. He should get maximum punishment for the betrayal of his uniform.

    Why do we have a police force?
    We have a police force to provide citizens with a sense of safety and security. The police are there to maintain peace and order in society as well as prevent and detect crime. They are there as the law enforcers - to make sure that everyone, including the police force itself, follows the law at every step.

    What are the police supposed to do?
    The police force has several duties: it must prevent and control crime, and detect and investigate it properly whenever it happens. It must also prepare an honest, evidence-base case for the prosecutor to present at court. The police force has a responsibility for maintaining overall law and order and for this purpose also gathers information about what is happening in and around the community it serves.

    What is meant by police powers?
    The police have all sorts of different powers, all of which are given by law and they must use them only according to the procedure laid down in the law. So they can make arrests, carry out search and seizures, investigate offences, question witnesses, interrogate suspects, disperse unruly crowds and maintain order in society, but they have to do it strictly in the way the law lays down and not any other way. They cannot act just as they wish or want to. Any abuse of power or negligence of duty will amount to a breach of discipline, civil wrong or a crime and the police officer is liable to be punished.

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  • Mohan, mangalore

    Wed, Oct 03 2012

    Now the time for public to find some other way to protect themselves. If police is criminal how do we trust police and call them to our rescue. If a home alone woman calls police in trouble police may come gladly to her house in a evil intention. Change the slogen "mera bhart mahan khatra" living in India is living in a den of venemous snakes no one knows when you will have a bite.

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  • m.kappa, bhatkal, jeddah

    Tue, Oct 02 2012

    There will be some more police officers who r involved in these kind of activities, send them all behind the bars, bribe, robbery, harrasment are now profession of some police officers. Come farward to save the state, catch the criminals, be a true officer, show off the real duty.

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  • Alex d'mello, mumbai

    Tue, Oct 02 2012

    Don't be surprised, More than 50% of them are involved, that's why crime is on the increase. the original criminals are always out and new numbers are added everyday. simple

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  • Hindustani, Manipal/Dubai

    Tue, Oct 02 2012

    Looking smart.. police officer...involving in thefts?

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  • satya, mangalore

    Tue, Oct 02 2012

    KALLA-POLICE AATA!!!!!!

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  • Anitha D'souza, Pangla/Shankerpura

    Tue, Oct 02 2012

    If poice personel involved in crimes then who will rescue a common man???????.I heard police making plans to catch the thieves,but here he made plan with thieves... Thank god he was caught!

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  • edward c.J., mangalore

    Tue, Oct 02 2012

    where is law and order in India
    Law makers and utors are involved in all injustices Indian law should be changed and adminstation should be desciplined

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  • Lancelot N Tauro, Manglore - Doha Qatar

    Tue, Oct 02 2012

    Police crime?
    There are series of theft in our districts, still going on. pls nab the sponsors.

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  • Ahmed, Mangalore

    Tue, Oct 02 2012

    We all know that Police generally make lot of money through corruption. But, through crimes?? very strange.

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  • ISMAIL.K.PERINJE, PERINJE-YANBU/KSA

    Tue, Oct 02 2012

    Why termination put him behind the bar permanently. Let him omit what he have ill gotten wealth.Some people struggles to meet the ends but this stupid police officer himself put poison for his ends!!Indeed peculiar case and shame on him.

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  • Allen, Mangalore

    Tue, Oct 02 2012

    No wonder, anything is possible in Kasargod.

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  • Santosh, Mangalore

    Tue, Oct 02 2012

    "Beli hola maidere kayuwawaru"
    Everyday we read about Police personal involved in crimes specially in Rape case. There is someting is wrong in somewhere. Need to correct this else.........

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