Blood-Stained Tyre Mark On Victim’s Shirt Helps Sakinaka Police Crack Fatal Mumbai Hit-And-Run Case, Tempo Driver Arrested Within Hours
Mumbai: A blood-stained tyre mark on a shirt helped Sakinaka police crack a hit-and-run case within hours, leading to the arrest of a 40-year-old tempo driver after a painter was killed near Safed Pul in Guru Nanak Compound on Thursday evening. Also Watch: Ram Rajbhar, the arrested driver, allegedly abandoned his vehicle nearby and fled the spot. Police said he was picked up roughly two hours…
A blood-stained tyre mark on a painter's shirt helped Mumbai's Sakinaka police solve a fatal hit-and-run case within hours. The victim, Rantikant Nayak, 42, was killed when a tempo struck him near Safed Pul in Guru Nanak Compound on November 5. The tempo driver, identified as 40-year-old Ram Suresh Rajbhar, was arrested roughly two hours after the incident.
Nayak, the sole earner for his family, was pronounced dead at Rajawadi Hospital. Police used the tyre mark and information about vehicles regularly parked in the area to trace the tempo.
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