Tiruchi police on the trail of history-sheeters on the run
The Hindu
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Continuing the drive against anti-social elements, the Tiruchi Rural Police have formed special teams at every sub-division in the district to track down and apprehend absconding history-sheeters. They have a list of 70 such persons, obtained from the Organised Crime Intelligence Unit..
On the direction of Superintendent of Police Pa. Moorthy, five-member teams have been constituted in the sub-divisions of Jeeyapuram, Manapparai, Musiri, Lalgudi and Tiruverumbur. Each team will have a Sub-Inspector and four constables and a separate list of history-sheeters to look for. They have been equipped with arms and vehicles to carry out the task.
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