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Mangalore: Police Seize Heroin Worth Rs 2 Crore Arrest Four

  •   Thu, Jul 08 2010 10:33:24 PM

Mangalore: Police Seize Heroin Worth Rs 2 Crore; Arrest Four 

Pics: Sphoorthy Ullal
Daijiworld Media Network—Mangalore (SR/CN)

Mangalore, Jul 8: Police arrested four men in Ullal, near here, on Thursday July 8 for transporting heroin in a car.

Speaking to Daijiworld, circle inspector Simon said that the arrested have been identified as Hasain R, Rafeeq, Manoj, and Gangadhar, who hail from Kasargod. They were caught red-handed with 2 kgs of heroin in the car they were in on Thursday evening.



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Sources said that the NDC-CID team had been watching the movements of the accused for the past one month.

The team zeroed in and arrested all the four through a secret operation where cops went to the spot posing as drug peddlers.

The team also confiscated a car, four mobile handsets and cash about Rs 2,000 from the accused. NDC-CID Inspector C A Simon led the team which includes Head Constable Krishna, constables Vasanth, Harish Padavinangadi, Ashoka and Naveen Kumar.

The investigation is still on to ascertain whether the four are part of an organized group and who the others involved in this deal are.
  

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  • seby, GOA

    Sun, Jul 11 2010

    GOOD JOB DONE kindly send some of your police team to GOA . AS Goa police is having tuff time in deciding who they should arrest the good or the bad people in casese related in drugs& illegal activities

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  • G.N.Bangera, MIJAR/MUSCAT

    Sun, Jul 11 2010

    First burn that HEROIN in front of justice Minister so the people will live in peace , this drug kill the innocent spoil the home of many youth mislead life to misary DRUG KILLS SAVE LIFE

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  • Carl Dsilva, Puttur

    Sun, Jul 11 2010

    That's a Very Good question - what Police will do with this mighty catch of Heroin worth 2 crore rupees. Yes worth 2 Crore!

    Can anybody answer this question plz...

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  • Vijay, Udupi/Muscat

    Sun, Jul 11 2010

    Now the biggest question is what Police will do with this mighty catch of Heroin worth 2 crore rupees. Will that be re-sold ???

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  • akyar mulla, shiruru / Dubai

    Sun, Jul 11 2010

    good job from informer... who informed all about heroin keep going clean the city

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  • Arshad Kadli, Bhatkal / Al Khobar

    Sun, Jul 11 2010

    The drug menace is spreading like cancer in region and if not curbed will affect the whole society. The religious leaders should unite and educate masses to eradicate this menace from the society. Unfortunately we see the communal harmony only amongst criminals which is evident from the names of accused.

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  • steve, Sharjah

    Sun, Jul 11 2010

    If this is the evidence means, The drug mafia is very strong across in our country. We all together need to fight agaist this decease to eliminate from our society.

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  • Mohammed Amzad, Udupi/UAE

    Sun, Jul 11 2010

    Dear Mr. Ramesh, If ur son or ur brother fall victim to these drugs ??? Now you think about it.

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  • moshu, moshu570@rediff.com

    Sat, Jul 10 2010

    All deserve capital punishment. Since huge money involved in this nexus and due to world wide network, any moment the poison could knock our door and invite our children. Though we cannot eradicate this virus from the root, least could send message through severe punishment. If we ask those parent whose loved one have adiction of the drugs, certainly they would suggest these culprits to be hanged till death.

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  • Alwyn Nazareth, Bajpe /Jubail-K.S.A

    Sat, Jul 10 2010

    Congratulations Sir, God bless u & ur team, save our youth force from these drug smuglers(killers!!!) dont look any cast, religion,party, crush them.....!!!

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  • haneef, jubail

    Sat, Jul 10 2010

    good job from police
    india should bring saudi rules against drugs mafia cut head front of the people please dont give bail

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  • Clifford , Mangalore

    Fri, Jul 09 2010

    The arrested have been identified as Hasain R, Rafeeq, Manoj, Gangadhar.
    At least in this case these are together as bhai bhai. Jaihind

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  • Carl Dsilva, Puttur

    Fri, Jul 09 2010

    MANY MANY CONGRATULATIONS CIRCLE INSPECTOR C.A SIMON AND TEAM FOR JOB WELL DONE!

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  • Ramesh, mangalore

    Sat, Jul 10 2010

    Dear Aboobaker, why you people always think of harsh punishments, Can't you people learn to forgive and request for lenient punishments?  If it was your family member would you have said the same? just think over it

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  • aboobaker uppala, Uppala/Makkah

    Fri, Jul 09 2010

    The punishment for the drug traffickers in saudi Arabia and malaysia is death.To eliminate such crimes,such kind of severe punishment is essential.

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  • Sathish Shetty, Mangalore

    Fri, Jul 09 2010

    Here some people are bringing political party in between which has no connection with subject.

    If One should appreciate particular department done good job wholeheartedly.

    That shows character.

    Well Done! Inspector C.A.Simon and team.

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  • RONNIE, KADRI/QATAR

    Sat, Jul 10 2010

    WELL DONE MR. SIMON AND YOUR TEAM. YOUR DEPT. HAS BEEN DOING A GREAT JOB THESE DAYS. WE NEED PEOPLE LIKE YOU TO SAVE OUR SOCIETY AND OUR FUTURE GENERATION. MAY GOD BE WITH YOU AND YOUR TEAM WHILE DOING YOUR RISKY JOB. OUR PRAYERS ARE ALWAYS WITH OUR JAWANS WHO ARE  DOING A GREAT JOB.

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  • vinson Vaz, Kadri, mangalore/Kuwait

    Fri, Jul 09 2010

    Its years and am glad to see my friend and college mate C. A simon. His picture has brought back nostalgic memories for me. Good luck Simon in all your future endeavours. I would appreciate if can send me a email at vinvu3feo@gmail.com.
    Kind regards,

    vinson Vaz

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  • ronnet dsouza, pakshikere/dubai

    Fri, Jul 09 2010

    Great job done by sincere officer Simon,if any corrupt officer was there, fifty fifty, take away your things,

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  • Patrick, Mangalore

    Fri, Jul 09 2010

    Good investigation. Hear and watch, trail and penetrate and daring raid, are some of the traits of good investigation. Such investigations are firmly and decisively proved in the court of law. "Lathi" technology should be banned for good in all police stations. CC TV should be mandatory in all police stations for transperency and eliminating custodial deaths.

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  • Rudolf, Bantwal/Mumbai

    Fri, Jul 09 2010

    Good job by Mangalore Police.

    Bad precedent for Mangalore City which till recently was a beautiful, peace loving place. No doubt it is getting converted to a hub for drug traficking, extortion, and prostitution. Most of these drugs would have got circulated into the student community. The qty of the seizure shows the demand for the same.....

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  • Sanil, Brs Dubau, Kallianpur, udupi

    Fri, Jul 09 2010

    Good job... congrats to police dept and specially to BJP Govt.

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  • khaleel, mangalore

    Fri, Jul 09 2010

    good job from informer... who informed all about heroin keep going clean the city

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  • Rudolf, Mumbai

    Sat, Jul 10 2010

    Very bad precedent that Mangalore, once a beautiful, peace loving destination is now used as a big hub for all sorts of nefarious activities like drug trafficking, extortion, prostitution. Just imagine to what are we exposing the coming generations to?

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  • ISMAIL K PERINJE, PERINJE/YANBU-KSA

    Thu, Jul 08 2010

    The nexus between Mangalore and Kasargode for operating illegal bussiness/Criminal are evident from long time.Officers concerned should alert round the clock.In this regard NDC-CID's effort appriciated.

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  • Joe Gonsalves, Mangalore - U.S.A.

    Thu, Jul 08 2010

    It is good to see that Our Police Force is doing a good job. Of late many people have have been nabbed for different types of crimes. However it is a formidable job to clean up the district but I am sure with concerted efforts law-breakers can be apprehended.

    My congrats to the department and in this case particularly to Simon for doing a fine job.

    Joe Gonsalves

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  • vasant raj, udupi/Abudhabi

    Thu, Jul 08 2010

    Bhaari Bharjari Bete...

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  • Joseph F. Gonsalves, Bannur, Puttur/Mangalore

    Thu, Jul 08 2010

    Endangering and addicting the citizens of our country thereby of making money easily. They will get bail without jail. Criminals, corruptive, murderers, miscreants, are let loose in our country. Two hundred rupees robbed and got rigorous imprisonment. 200 crores miss embezzled are roaming day and night.

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  • vishwa, mangalore\usa

    Thu, Jul 08 2010

    The circle inspector colgate smile was beautiful.

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  • Vikram, Kundapura/Dubai

    Thu, Jul 08 2010

    Good job by Police Dept.Who has given information that particular car carring drugs?.

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  • Vijay, Vittal, Mangalore

    Thu, Jul 08 2010

    Dear Circle Inspector Simon, Congratulations.. you have done great Job. Save our youth from these drug smugglers.

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