Two held for biting fingers of constable

December 17, 2017 09:10 pm | Updated December 18, 2017 04:32 pm IST

The police have arrested two persons who allegedly created a ruckus in an inebriated state, and attacked and bit a constable when he tried to apprehend them, in Kodigehalli on Saturday night.

One of the accused chewed two fingers on the left hand of constable Shantalinga and tore his uniform in a bid to escape, a senior police officer said.

The accused have been identified as Roshan Raja, 33, a resident of Malleswaram, and Girish, 31, a resident of Hebbal. Roshan works in a private firm while Girish is a contract labourer in ISRO.

According to the police, a few men were engaged in an argument near a bar around 1 a.m. When the Sub-Inspector and a constable questioned them for creating a public nuisance, Roshan and Girish attacked constable Shantalinga.

Roshan allegedly bit his left hand and tore his uniform, and tried to escape. However, the policemen chased them and pinned them down before alerting the control room for backup.

The Kodigehalli police have registered a case of assault and remanded the duo in judicial custody.

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