Kalady murder accused arrested

October 08, 2016 12:00 am | Updated November 01, 2016 11:39 pm IST - MANGALURU:

Police nab four persons in Mangaluru

Four persons allegedly involved in the murder of 34-year-old Sanal Devassykutty of Kalady, near Ernakulam, were arrested by the Kerala and Karnataka police in Mangaluru on Thursday night.

The police also arrested a murder accused, who had given shelter to these four persons.

Escaped via Malayattur

The Kalady police were on the lookout for Ratheesh (35), Tony (23), Grindesh (26) and Eldhose (35), who were accused of hacking to death Sanal near the Puthenkavu temple at Kalady on September 26. The four reportedly escaped in a car to Kuruppampady via Malayattur and abandoned the vehicle. The Kalady police had arrested Jaison (23) and Dibil (29), who had allegedly provided arms to the four arrested. Mangaluru Deputy Commissioner of Police (Crime and Traffic) Sanjeev M. Patil told the media on Friday that a special team of Kalady police sought the help of the city police in arresting the four accused, who were holed up in a house at Kodigere on the outskirts of the city.

The city police team led by Panambur Police Inspector Cheluvaraju went along with the Kalady police team and arrested Ratheesh and three others.

One more arrested

Mr. Patil said they also arrested Raghunath (23) for allegedly sheltering the four murder accused in his house.

Raghunath is an accused in two murder cases reported in the city and a case under the Arms Act reported in Vitla police station limits of Dakshina Kannada district.

Mangaluru police team goes along with Kalady police team and arrests Ratheesh and three others

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