Teachers’ arrest: Kozhikode Rural police zero in on more suspects in drug trafficking case
Kozhikode Rural police are investigating more suspects, including teachers, following the arrest of two special educators linked to a drug trafficking case. The investigation involves digital evidence and financial records that suggest the educators were facilitating drug trade networks.
Why it matters
The involvement of educators in criminal drug networks raises serious concerns regarding school safety and the integrity of educational institutions.
The Kozhikode Rural police have identified more suspects, including teachers, who were allegedly in frequent contact with the two women special educators attached to the Perambra Block Resource Centre (BRC) who were recently arrested in connection with a major drug-trafficking case.
Police sources said the bank transaction details and call detail records (CDRs) of several suspects from Perambra, Kuttiyadi and Nadapuram were collected as part of the continuing investigation. They also said that more teachers had been put under the scanner based on newly gathered digital evidence and statements from the two arrested special educators.
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