CCB books 19 persons for riding wheelie, triple riding and drinking in public places
The Central Crime Branch in Karnataka has booked 19 individuals for public nuisance offenses, including reckless driving and public alcohol consumption. Authorities have warned that night patrols will continue to ensure public order.
Why it matters
This reflects local law enforcement efforts to curb dangerous traffic violations and maintain public safety in urban areas.
The Central Crime Branch’s (CCB) Organised Crime Wing (East Division) and Narcotics Control Squad have booked 19 people for allegedly indulging in riding wheelies, triple riding, riding without number plates and creating public nuisance by consuming alcohol.
The CCB teams have been conducting regular night patrols across the city as part of efforts to prevent activities that disturb public order and cause inconvenience to residents.
During the patrols, the teams identified 19 individuals allegedly involved in various violations, including midnight wheelies, triple riding, riding vehicles without number plates and consuming alcohol in public places.
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