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Claudia responds to mounting public disapproval and orders Sinaloa State Police to CONFRONT CDS cartel members who had at least 10 armoured vehicles. Air support via Texan T-6C aircraft was called in, leveraging its .50-caliber machine gun pods to penetrate the light armor.

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A 40-year-old IT professional was arrested after allegedly firing an air gun from the balcony of his apartment at security guards, parked vehicles and a parking shed in Anekal taluk on the outskirts of Bengaluru. The accused, identified as Anurag Tiwari, a native of Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, works for a private company in Whitefield and had been living in Flat B304 of the Bliss-1 block at Sipani Apartments near Bandapura for the past eight months. According to police, the incident occurred around 2:30 a.m. after Tiwari had allegedly consumed alcohol. Residents claimed he was shouting while speaking on the phone before stepping onto the balcony and allegedly opening fire with an air gun. Police said he continued firing for nearly 45 minutes, creating panic among residents. The air gun pellets allegedly struck several parked vehicles and the parking shed. Security guards who responded to the commotion were also reportedly targeted, though no injuries were reported. A resident whose car was damaged said the firing shattered the vehicle's window. He stated that he did not know the accused personally and believed the incident may have occurred while the accused was intoxicated. A complaint was subsequently lodged at Suryanagar Police Station. Police rushed to the apartment complex after receiving information and took the accused into custody. The Scene of Crime Operations (SOCO) team inspected the spot and collected evidence, including air gun pellets recovered near the damaged vehicles. Police have seized the air gun and the pellets allegedly used in the incident. A case has been registered at Suryanagar Police Station, and further investigation is underway.

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