Please read todays AT News of 2014.09.19 with heading....... Three arrested in wine shop attack case From a Correspondent ZIRO, Sept 18: In a major breakthrough, Ziro police has finally arrested all the three culprits involved in the attack and looting of Joram Wine shop on June 19 evening, where a salesman was grievously injured after being stabbed with a knife. In a press conference held in his office chamber today, Lower Subansiri Superintendent of Police Tumme Amo disclosed that accused involved in 19 June incident have been identified as Dare Gungtey, age 25 from Parsi-Parlo under Kurung Kumey district, Dani Takar and Nada Obing both 19 years old of Hija village Ziro under Lower Subansiri district. Giving details of the operation launched to nab the accused, SP stated, By extracting pictures from CCTV footage, the images/photos of the three unknown accused were forwarded to all the OCs/Police Stations of Kurung Kumey, Upper Subansiri and Papum Pare districts with a request to identify and arrest them, if found. In spite of wide publicity, the accused could not be identified from the photos. So, the CCTV footage video and other images were viewed again at my office on 9/9/2014 to find some more clues as to the language, accent, vehicles used, or any distinct items carried or used by the accused from which their identities could be established. Further he added, From the CCTV footage, it was also found that the accused came to the spot (Joram Wine Shop) by a white colour Tata Sumo without number plate on the backside and the number plate on the front was also not visible. With this finding, the investigation officer enquired all the Tata Sumo owners and the drivers of the area but none could identify it. Thereafter, the vehicle entry/movement register of Yazali PS was called in and examined. As per the record, one Tata Sumo bearing Regd No AS-07-0711 have changed its route from the time of incident. On June 19, the day the crime took place, the vehicle had came to Ziro from Itanagar but from June 22 onwards, it was plying between Itanagar and Koloriang/Palin instead of Ziro. On suspect, the driver of the vehicle was interrogated who told that he was a new driver and the owner stays at Itanagar. Immediately, SP along with the IO T. Messar, went to Itanagar on September 13 and the owner of the vehicle was interrogated who stated that he had bought the vehicle very recently from one Dare Gungtey of Parsi-Parlo under Kurung Kumey district. Then Gungtey, who resembles with the image captured from CCTV, was interrogated and found to be one of the three accused. He was immediately arrested and brought to PS Ziro on September 16 and the remaining two accused Dani Takar aged 19 and Nada Obing aged 19, both from Hija village, Ziro when identified and cornered have surrendered before the SP Ziro at his office on September 17 and later they were arrested. As all the three accused have confessed their involvement in the crime, they will be charge-sheeted within this month, SP added. Some of the activists who took part in dharna and shutter down strike organized by the business community of Hapoli market under the banner of Hapoli Market Traders Association (HMTA) already knew the culprits involved in the incident but did not disclose it to police, SP noted and expressed his dissatisfaction over such non-cooperation of public, he appealed civil societies of the district to cooperate the police to get them into work for the people and their safety. A team of Hapoli Market Traders Association (HMTA) lead by its president Yomdo Tadu and Secretary Dusu Tamang who were also present in the press conference thanked DC Ziro, SP Ziro, T. Mingki OC PS, SI T. Messar IO and their forces for successfully arresting the culprits involved in June 19 incident. While keeping their commitment to reward Rs. 25000 to the informer which would led to arrest of the culprits, the HMTA has today handed over the cash reward to SP Ziro saying that all effort of police force only lead to arrest of the trio. It is pertinent to mention here that, on une 19 evening the accused had attacked Joram Wine Shop and stabbed the salesman. In spite of the fact that the images of the culprits were captured in CCTV footage installed in wine shop, police could not identify because of which it took long three months time to arrest the culprits.
Posted on: Fri, 19 Sep 2014 03:22:27 +0000
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