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Bengaluru realtor charged for attempting to run over police officers in Sakleshpur

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Bengaluru realtor charged for attempting to run over police officers in Sakleshpur
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A Bengaluru realtor has been charged for allegedly attempting to run over police officers on duty in Sakleshpur. The incident occurred when the officers signaled for the vehicle to stop, but the realtor accelerated instead. He has been charged with attempt to murder and other offenses after the police traced his vehicle.

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The Sakleshpur Rural Police have registered a case against a Bengaluru-based realtor for allegedly attempting to run over police personnel on duty, including a probationary IPS officer, on the Sakleshpur-Hanablu Road on Saturday (May 16).The case has been registered against Kiran, 31, a realtor based at Rachenahalli in Bengaluru. Shubham S. Pawar, a probationary IPS officer in charge of Sakleshpur Rural Station, was on duty along with support staff around 5.30 p.m. on the day the incident occurred.When the staff signalled to Kiran to stop the vehicle on the officer’s instructions, he allegedly accelerated and attempted to ram them.

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