Drug Smuggler Arrested For Threatening Police In Karnataka

Drug smuggler arrested for threatening police with a toy gun, the investigation begins in Karnataka.

In Kerala, a person who turned from a drug peddler into a fish trader has been arrested by the police. Earlier, when the police had gone to arrest him, he threatened the police with a toy gun and fled.

South East Deputy Commissioner of Police Dr. CK Baba said that the Karnataka Police has taken the drug smuggler into custody.

Police arrested.

Police have identified the accused as Jafar. Along with this, the police also confiscated a toy gun from his possession.

According to the police, the incident took place when a team of police from Kerala came to HSR Layout in Bengaluru to arrest Jaffer. He then threatened the police with a tie gun and managed to escape.

Drug smuggler arrested for threatening police: Used Toy Gun.

Later, the Kerala Police managed to arrest him and when he was questioned, he revealed that the gun he used was a toy.

The Karnataka Police obtained a warrant against him and he was brought to Karnataka for investigation. Jaffer lives in Kerala.

He has a wife and two children. He was a fish merchant but later took up drug peddling to earn more money.

Drug networks will be investigated.

According to the information, when the police tried to arrest him, he managed to escape to Bengaluru and hid in HSR Layout.

The Kerala Police has registered an FIR in connection with threatening the accused with pistols and running away. Police said that they will probe his network in Bengaluru.

Apart from the floods of Bangalore, the ‘migrants’, have come here to earn bread-butter, now get out of here.

In Karnataka’s capital Bengaluru, the infrastructure collapsed due to heavy rains triggering a social media war, which has now shifted to the migrants living in the city.

In Bengaluru, users have now united on social media to evacuate the migrants. Do they say that when Bangalore is not being liked due to floods, then why stay here and get out?

One user said that when Bangalore is not looking good in times of trouble, then there is no need to stay here even in good times.

Bangalore is considered to be the Silicon Valley of India which is still battling heavy rains.