In a significant crackdown on organized crime, Mangaluru Police have registered a case against a notorious rowdy sheeter accused of running an extortion racket in the region. The accused, identified as Naveen Kulur, faces serious charges including criminal intimidation and demanding money through threats.
The case unfolded when the police received a formal complaint detailing how the accused had been systematically threatening individuals and demanding money. According to police sources, Kulur has multiple criminal cases pending against him, marking him as a habitual offender in the police records.
Pattern of Criminal Behavior
Investigations reveal that the accused has been operating an organized extortion network, targeting vulnerable individuals and businesses. The modus operandi typically involved direct threats and psychological pressure to extract money from victims.
"We have registered a case under relevant sections of the Indian Penal Code dealing with extortion and criminal intimidation," stated a senior police official familiar with the investigation. "The accused has been on our radar for quite some time due to his involvement in multiple criminal activities."
Police Vigilance and Public Safety
The Mangaluru Police have intensified their efforts against known criminals and rowdy sheeters in recent months. This case represents part of a broader strategy to curb organized crime and ensure public safety in the coastal Karnataka region.
Local residents have expressed relief at the police action, hoping it will lead to decreased criminal activities in their neighborhoods. The police have assured the public that they will continue to monitor known criminals and take prompt action against any illegal activities.
This development comes as part of the Karnataka Police's ongoing campaign to maintain law and order and protect citizens from organized crime networks operating in the state.
