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Bengaluru crime: Two arrested for faking accident, extorting money

The Bengaluru Police arrested two persons on Tuesday for allegedly extorting money by faking to be accident victims in Basavangudi police limits

Published on: Aug 02, 2022 07:43 PM IST
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The Bengaluru Police arrested two persons on Tuesday for allegedly extorting money by faking to be accident victims in Basavangudi police limits. The cops also seized four two-wheelers and the cash of 40,000 from their possession.

Police nab two accused for allegedly extorting money. 
Police nab two accused for allegedly extorting money. 

The accused had threatened a car owner by playing an accident victim after hitting the car with their bikes. They had allegedly collected 40,000 from the car owner. The police said the same bikes were used in similar offences earlier and they are investigating the case further.

P Krishnakanth, deputy commissioner of police (DCP), South Bengaluru, tweeted, “Arrested. @basavanagudips Two persons who pretended to be victims of a road accident and extorted 40000 from the victim. The accused were on the bike and they hit the victim's car and then threatened him. Seized 40000 and 4 Bikes used for various similar offenses. (Sic)”

 
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