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Drug Case

CCB Police arrest one more person in drug-related case

| @indiablooms | Sep 12, 2020, at 07:23 pm

Bengaluru/UNI: CCB police arrested one more person in connection with the drug case on Saturday.

CCB Joint Commissioner Sandep Patil said that the fifth accused was arrested from his house in the city.

When the drug mafia case came to light, the accused was saying that he was positive and under home isolation, this is the reason for the delay of his arrest.

During the interrogation, another accused Ravishankar and Vibhav Jain used to supply drugs for parties besides a case against him also registered at Cottonpet police station.

More arrests can be made in connection with the crime, officials said. 

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