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Fearless in Uniform: PC Sachin More Rescues 9-Foot Python in Dharavi. A python was discovered during wire repair work inside an internet duct near a natural park, within the jurisdiction of धारावी पोलीस ठाणे - Dharavi PS Mumbai Upon receiving the alert, Police Constable Sachin More, who is also...

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🔸Prompt Action by Dahisar Police: Man Rescued from Drain, Reunited with Family ​Upon receiving information from the Control Room about a man who had entered a drain and sustained injuries, a team from दहिसर पोलीस ठाणे - Dahisar PS Mumbai immediately rushed to the spot. The individual was found trapped near a fast-flowing section of the drain. Displaying a swift response and presence of mind, the team cut through an iron mesh and safely rescued him. ​He was provided with immediate medical attention, after which his relatives were traced and he was safely reunited with his family. 🔸दहिसर पोलिसांची तत्परता: नाल्यात अडकलेल्या व्यक्तीची सुखरूप सुटका आणि कुटुंबियांशी भेट! ​एक इसम नाल्यात उतरून स्वतःला दुखापत करून घेत असल्याची माहिती नियंत्रण कक्षाकडून प्राप्त झाली. सदर माहिती मिळताच दहिसर पोलीस ठाणे - Dahisar PS Mumbai चे पथक तात्काळ घटनास्थळी पोहोचले. तो इसम नाल्याच्या वेगवान प्रवाहाजवळ अडकल्याचे निदर्शनास येताच, पथकाने लोखंडी जाळी कापून त्याला सुरक्षितपणे बाहेर काढले. त्यानंतर त्याच्या जखमांवर प्रथमोपचार करून व त्याच्या नातेवाईकांचा शोध घेऊन त्याला सुखरूप कुटुंबियांच्या स्वाधीन करण्यात आले. ​#MumbaiPolice4All

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She refused to stop for an unmarked truck... and it may have been the smartest decision she ever made. William Hamilton, a township constable in Jefferson County, Arkansas, attempted to pull over a 25-year-old female driver for an alleged speeding violation near the town of Sherrill. Because Constable Hamilton was dressed in a casual t-shirt and jeans instead of a proper uniform, and was driving an older model pickup truck rather than a standard police cruiser, the driver feared he was not a legitimate law enforcement officer. ​Instead of pulling over immediately, she activated her hazard lights, called 911 for assistance, and continued driving until she reached a well-lit, populated area. She ultimately stopped in a Dollar General parking lot in the town of England, located in Lonoke County—outside of Constable Hamilton's territorial jurisdiction. ​Upon her stopping, officers from the England Police Department and a Lonoke County Sheriff's deputy arrived at the scene. Body camera footage captured a tense interaction where an agitated Constable Hamilton demanded the driver's license and registration, while the driver explained she was terrified because he lacked a uniform or official vehicle. The local officer had to physically separate Hamilton from the vehicle to de-escalate his aggressive behavior. After verifying Hamilton's identity through dispatch, the local officers collected the driver's information and allowed her to leave safely, validating her cautious approach as a reasonable safety measure given the risk of officer impersonation. ​While Arkansas's "fresh pursuit" doctrine legally permitted Hamilton to complete a traffic stop across county lines if the violation originated in his jurisdiction, Arkansas law explicitly mandates that constables wear specific uniforms and drive clearly marked vehicles when performing official duties. Because Hamilton was in violation of these regulations and handled the encounter with a severe lack of scene control and professionalism, he faced intense community backlash. A few days later, Hamilton submitted his resignation to the Jefferson County Judge, announcing his retirement effective at the end of the year.

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Tumakuru district witnessed a thrilling chase scene on Monday that could rival a movie script. Information has now come to light that the national highway was briefly blocked during an operation to apprehend accused involved in a theft at Jagadamba Jewelry store near #BencheGate in #Kalamabella, #Shira taluk. Thanks to the courageous pursuit by locals and swift police action, four accused individuals were finally caught. After the robbery that took place on February 22 around noon, the accused fled in a Bolero car. Locals chased them for approximately 8 to 10 minutes, covering an estimated 15 kilometers on the national highway. The accused's vehicle reached up to #Tavarekere. During this chase, the locals provided information about the robbers' vehicle to the police. Upon receiving the information, police immediately barricaded and blocked the national highway at Tavarekere, setting a trap for the accused. However, noticing the police alert, the accused made a U-turn on the highway itself and escaped. They managed to evade the police for some time. Unable to flee Tumakuru district, the accused took refuge in the Huilu Dore forest area. Based on information, police conducted a combing operation in the forest overnight. First, an individual named Dungar Singh fell into the police net. Later, around midnight, Mahendra Singh and Madhu Singh were arrested. In the early morning, Arvind was also found in the same forest. It was discovered that the jewelry had been hidden under a large, fallen tree in the forest. Police have seized the stolen gold ornaments and arrested the four accused. A case has been registered at Kalamabella Police Station in this connection, and investigations are ongoing. The bravery of the locals and the swift operation by the police have garnered widespread appreciation from the public. The thrilling scenes of the cinematic chase are now going viral and capturing attention.

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An alleged incident of police high-handedness has surfaced in Kolar district after a police constable reportedly broke the rear windshield of a car following an argument with a motorist over a seatbelt violation. The incident occurred in front of Nangali Police Station in Mulbagal taluk. The motorist, identified as Devaraj, was travelling from Bangarupalya in Andhra Pradesh to Bengaluru along with his wife and child. According to sources, police personnel were conducting vehicle checks near the police station when Devaraj was stopped for allegedly not wearing a seatbelt. During the inspection, a verbal altercation reportedly broke out between Devaraj and a police constable. Police allegedly asked Devaraj to pay the fine immediately. However, Devaraj is said to have requested a notice and receipt, stating that he did not have money at the time and would pay the penalty in court. Sources claim that the police insisted he move the vehicle to the side of the road. As Devaraj attempted to move the car, one of its wheels reportedly brushed against the foot of Constable Srinivas. Angered by the incident, the constable allegedly struck the vehicle with his lathi, shattering the rear windshield. Following the incident, Devaraj parked his car across the service road of National Highway 75 in protest, resulting in a temporary traffic disruption near Nangali Police Station. Devaraj and his family have expressed outrage over the alleged misconduct, accusing the police of excessive use of authority. They contend that motorists are generally given time to pay fines after a case is registered and questioned the insistence on immediate payment. The incident has sparked criticism of the police action, and a case is expected to be registered. Further details are awaited.

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