Pune: The Sahakarnagar police arrested a youth (18) for damaging four cars parked in the jurisdictions of two police stations at 2.30am on Thursday, following a family dispute . “He picked up stones from the road and threw the stones windshields of the cars on the road at Araneyshwar,” Sahakarnagar senior police inspector Chhagan Kapse said.
He was arrested on Thursday afternoon. Kapse said, “The man's paternal house is located at Sahakarnagar. He visited the Sahakarnagar area to meet his relatives and parents.
” “There were some family disputes after which hetold us that he left his parents' house in a bad temper. He then started hurling abuses at people, and picked up stones and damaged two cars in the Sahakarnagar police jurisdiction,” he said. “Then he walked ahead and damaged two other cars in the Parvati police jurisdiction.
A second FIR against him has been filed with the Parvati police,” said Kapse. We also published the following articles recently Police arrest two youths in job scam Ernakulam rural police have arrested two youths, Dhithya and Dayanand from Cherthala, for allegedly scamming a person by falsely promising a job abroad. Additionally, Njarackal police apprehended Anzil and Amarnath from North Paravur in connection with the burglary case involving the theft of over 10 sovereigns of gold.
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