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Hindustan Times
4 days ago
- Hindustan Times
Two drug peddlers hurt during escape bid in Kapurthala
Two notorious drug peddlers suffered injuries in a bid to escape from Kapurthala police net late at night on Thursday, officials said. In the preliminary investigation, the police found that 14 criminal cases were registered against Jagpreet, while Karanbir has one such case registered against him. 'Arrested accused have been identified as Jagpreet Singh of Sultanwind in Amritsar district and Karanbir Singh of Amritsar city. Police recovered 110 gm of heroin, one country-made weapon and a Hyundai i20 car from the possession of the accused,' police added. The case has been registered under sections 109 (attempt to murder) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) and other sections of the NDPS Act and the Arms Act, police said Superintendent of police Prabhjot Singh Virk said acting on the tip-off that three accused, including Jagpreet and Karanbir, were coming from Amritsar towards Fattudhinga village in Kapurthala to deliver drugs, the police tried to intercept their vehicle during a special checking of vehicles. 'Instead of stopping their car, the accused opened fire at the police party and managed to dodge them. They were chased down and intercepted near Khirawali village,' the SP said. 'The accused abandoned their vehicle, and two of the accused climbed to the rooftop of the stadium and jumped. Jagpreet fractured his leg, while Karanbir also received minor injuries. Both the accused were apprehended and rushed to the local hospital, where they were presently under medical observation. Their third accomplice managed to flee from the spot,' he said. In the preliminary investigation, the police found that 14 criminal cases were registered against Jagpreet, while Karanbir has one such case registered against him, SP Virk said.
Indian Express
6 days ago
- Indian Express
Fugitive hiding in US among 12 booked for petrol bomb attack on Ludhiana realtor, 6 held
The Ludhiana Rural Police Wednesday arrested six suspects while six others including a fugitive hiding in the United States (US) are absconding, in connection with the alleged petrol bomb and gunfire attack outside the house of a realtor in Baddowal village of the district that happened in wee hours on July 10. Police said that the attack was orchestrated by Kunwarveer Singh, a history-sheeter currently hiding in the US. The case pertains to a recent petrol bomb and gunfire attack at the house of Yadwinder Singh alias Yadi in Baddowal, carried out in wee hours of July 10. DSP (Dakha) Varinder Singh Khosa said that arrested suspects are Harshpreet Singh Bhullar alias Harsh of Deep Nagar of Patiala, Dhruv Thakur of Jagdish Colony of Patiala, Ekjot Singh of Adarsh Colony of Bhadson Road of Patiala, Gurinder Brar alias Guri of Nihal Singh Wala of Moga, Baljinder Singh of Village Bhamma Landa of Moga and Amrik Singh of Village Jawahar Singh Wala of Ferozepur. The police claimed recovery of two vehicles used in the crime along with petrol bombs. DSP Khosa said that the crime was not a random act but a carefully plotted assault, stemming from a land dispute between Yadwinder Singh and one Dildar Singh, a resident of Village Jainpur. The latter allegedly reached out to Kunwarveer Singh—currently hiding in the US—to arrange the attack, said police. 'Dildar Singh contacted Kunwarveer Singh in the US who further hired local assailants including Harshpreet Bhullar, Sahil Malhotra, Sahil alias Matru, and Riaz to execute the attack,' said the DSP. On the intervening night of July 9 and 10, the accused hurled a petrol bomb at Yadwinder Singh's residence in Baddowal. As the victim came out to check, the attackers opened fire. Although Yadwinder miraculously escaped the firing, the accused also filmed the attack on their phone, said police. According to police, the assailants used a stolen Hyundai i20 for the attack. The vehicle was procured by Ekjot Singh and was under his possession for 15 days prior to the incident. Among the accused still on the run are Dildar Singh, Kunwarveer Singh (in the US), Sahil Malhotra, Sahil alias Matru, Riaz from Patiala, and Jazzy. The DSP confirmed that the FIR, initially registered at Mullanpur Dakha police station under sections 125 (acts that endanger human life or personal safety due to rashness or negligence) and 326 (offense of mischief by injury, inundation, fire, or explosive substance) of the BNS, and sections 25, 27, 54 and 59 of the Arms Act, has now been expanded with the inclusion of additional sections 109 (attempt to murder), 249 (offense of harbouring an offender), 3 (5) (common intention) of BNS.
Hindustan Times
6 days ago
- Hindustan Times
Ludhiana: 6 held for lobbing petrol bomb at realtor's house
In a shocking revelation that underscores the international links of local gang violence, the Dakha police have unearthed a conspiracy to eliminate a Ludhiana-based realtor, allegedly orchestrated by a gangster currently hiding in the United States. The case pertains to a recent petrol bomb and gunfire attack at the house of Yadwinder Singh alias Yadi in Village Baddowal, carried out in the early hours of July 10. The six accused in police custody in Ludhiana on Tuesday. (HT Photo) According to police, six assailants have been arrested in connection with the case, while six others—some with serious criminal backgrounds—are still absconding. The arrested accused include - Harshpreet Singh Bhullar alias Harsh of Deep Nagar of Patiala, Dhruv Thakur of Jagdish Colony Patiala, Ekjot Singh of Adarsh Colony of Bhadson Road of Patiala, Gurinder Brar alias Guriof Nihal Singh Wala of Moga, Baljinder Singh of Bhamma Landa village of Moga and Amrik Singh of Jawahar Singh Wala village of Ferozepur. The Police have recovered two vehicles used in the crime, along with petrol bombs. Matter stems from a property dispute: Cops Deputy superintendent of police (DSP) Dakha Varinder Singh Khosa, confirmed that the crime was not a random act but a carefully plotted assault, stemming from a land dispute between Yadwinder Singh and one Dildar Singh, a resident of Jainpur village. The latter allegedly reached out to an infamous gangster Kunwarveer Singh—currently hiding in the US—to arrange the attack. 'This case exposes how local land disputes are now being escalated into full-blown international criminal conspiracies,' said DSP Khosa. 'Dildar Singh contacted Kunwarveer Singh in the US, who in turn recruited assailants including Harshpreet Bhullar, Sahil Malhotra, Sahil alias Matru, and Riaz to execute the attack.' The attack was executed with alarming precision. On the intervening night of July 9 and 10, the accused hurled a petrol bomb at Yadwinder Singh's residence in Baddowal. As the victim came out to investigate, the attackers opened fire. Although Yadwinder miraculously escaped. The attackers filmed the entire act on their mobile phones before fleeing the scene. Six accused still on the run According to police, the assailants used a stolen Hyundai i20 for the attack. The vehicle was procured by Ekjot Singh and was under his possession for 15 days prior to the incident. After executing the plan, the gang abandoned the car near a petrol pump in a bid to mislead the police. The vehicle was then moved by another accused, Dhruv Thakur, along with an accomplice identified as Jazzy. Later, three others—Gurinder Brar, Baljinder Singh, and Amrik Singh—picked up the shooters in a Mahindra Scorpio and provided them with shelter. Among the accused still on the run are Dildar Singh, proclaimed offender and US-based gangster Kunwarveer Singh, Sahil Malhotra, Sahil alias Matru, Riaz from Patiala, and Jazzy. The DSP confirmed that the FIR, originally lodged under sections 125 (acts that endanger human life or personal safety due to rashness or negligence) and 326 (offense of mischief by injury, inundation, fire, or explosive substance) of the BNS, sections 25, 27, 54 and 59 of the Arms Act, has now been expanded with the inclusion of additional sections 109 (attempt to murder), 249 (offence of harbouring an offender), 3 (5) (common intention) of BNS. 'This is not just a local crime. The involvement of a gangster sitting in the US raises serious questions about the extent of foreign influence on Punjab's gangland activities. We are coordinating with higher authorities and cyber units to trace communications and financial links involved in this attack,' Khosa added.
ITV News
18-07-2025
- ITV News
Family pays tribute to 'one of a kind' boy killed in Corhampton crash
The family of a teenager killed in a crash near Winchester say he was "one of a kind — warm, caring, and full of life' Police were called at 2.47am on Sunday 13 July to reports a grey Hyundai i20 had collided with a tree on Corhampton Lane, in Corhampton, Hampshire. The driver, 16-year-old Damien "Damo" Dean from Denmead, and passenger, 17-year-old Mason Renhard from Eastleigh, both died at the scene. In a tribute, Damien's family said: 'Our hearts are broken as we remember our beautiful boy, Damien Dean, lovingly known as Damo, who was taken from us far too soon at just 16 years old. 'Though his time here was short, the love he gave and the joy he brought to others will echo forever in our lives. 'Damo was one of a kind — warm, caring, and full of life. He would do anything for his friends, and his loyalty knew no limits. 'He didn't just have friends — he collected hearts. Whether it was through a laugh, a conversation, or simply being there when someone needed him, he made people feel truly loved. "His circle of friends was wide, and they all knew how lucky they were to have him. 'Music was his passion — the way he expressed himself, the way he felt things deeply. His playlist was a soundtrack to his soul, and his room was often filled with beats, rhythm, and lyrics that meant something to him. "When he wasn't listening to music, he was out with his mates, living life with energy and a smile that could light up the darkest day. 'He leaves behind a family who adored him beyond words: his five siblings — Ashleigh, Mercedez, Lucifer, Jay, and Megan — each holding precious memories of their brother's laughter, kindness, and cheeky grin. "The bond they shared is unbreakable and eternal. 'Damien may be gone from our sight, but never from our hearts. His love, his music, his laughter — they'll remain with us always. "In every beat of a song, in every shared story, in every moment of quiet remembrance — he is there. 'Rest peacefully, Damo. You are loved beyond measure and missed beyond words. 'Your melody plays on in all of us.' Detectives are appealing for anyone with information or dash cam footage relating to the collision and has not already contacted the police, to call 101 quoting reference 44250311184, or report online via:
ITV News
15-07-2025
- ITV News
Two teenagers who died in Hampshire crash named
Two teenagers who died in a crash in Hampshire have been named. Police officers were called at 2.47am on Sunday 13 July to reports a grey Hyundai i20 had collided with a tree on Corhampton Lane in Corhampton. The driver, 16-year-old Damien "Damo" Dean from Denmead, and passenger, 17-year-old Mason Renhard from Eastleigh, were pronounced dead at the scene. Police say their families have been told and are being supported by specialist officers. A police investigation is underway with officers asking people to "refrain from speculating about this incident on social media". Anybody who witnessed the crash or who has relevant dash cam footage is asked to contact the force online or by calling 101 and quoting the number 44250311184.
