Hit-and-Run Horror: Delhi Traffic Cops Dragged 20 Metres
In a shocking hit-and-run incident in southwest Delhi, two traffic police officers were struck and dragged 20 metres by a fleeing driver. The officers survived with minor injuries, and police have identified the suspect, who faces charges including attempted murder.
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In a shocking hit-and-run incident in southwest Delhi, two traffic police officers were struck and dragged approximately 20 metres by a vehicle attempting to evade capture. The incident occurred at around 7.45 pm on Saturday at the Ber Sarai traffic light, said a senior police officer.
The officers, Assistant Sub-inspector Pramod and Head Constable Sailesh Chouhan, were conducting routine traffic checks when a driver jumped a red light. When signalled to stop, the driver initially complied but then attempted to flee, causing the officers to be dragged behind the vehicle.
The policemen sustained minor injuries and were treated at Safdarjung Hospital. A case, including charges of attempted murder, has been registered. Authorities have identified the owner of the vehicle, who will be apprehended soon, the officer confirmed.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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