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"Dumb Way To Die": Bengaluru Police On Rash Driving
Bengaluru Police posted an attention-grabbing tweet to inform people of the negative impacts of reckless driving.
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2 Abused, Kicked By Bengaluru Policeman For Scooter Stunts On Busy Road
Two men are seen being abused and kicked by a Bengaluru policeman for rash driving, in a viral video. They are also beaten with a bat by a civilian in the presence of the police, the clip shows.
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Bengaluru Biker Stunts To Impress Girl On Facebook. Cops Hit Dislike.
The 25-year-old had friends record him as he performed stunts on a motorcycle on Bengaluru's streets. Naveen C wanted to upload the video to Facebook to impress his girlfriend, and peers alike. But the police beat him to it. Mr Naveen, a student at a Bengaluru vocational institute, was arrested by the police for rash driving.
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Traffic Cops In Bengaluru Chase Stunt Drivers Online
Boasting on social media about pulling a dangerous stunt while driving can now land you behind bars. Bengaluru police have decided to track social media for those who break the law and then post photos online.
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"Dumb Way To Die": Bengaluru Police On Rash Driving
Bengaluru Police posted an attention-grabbing tweet to inform people of the negative impacts of reckless driving.
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2 Abused, Kicked By Bengaluru Policeman For Scooter Stunts On Busy Road
Two men are seen being abused and kicked by a Bengaluru policeman for rash driving, in a viral video. They are also beaten with a bat by a civilian in the presence of the police, the clip shows.
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Bengaluru Biker Stunts To Impress Girl On Facebook. Cops Hit Dislike.
The 25-year-old had friends record him as he performed stunts on a motorcycle on Bengaluru's streets. Naveen C wanted to upload the video to Facebook to impress his girlfriend, and peers alike. But the police beat him to it. Mr Naveen, a student at a Bengaluru vocational institute, was arrested by the police for rash driving.
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Traffic Cops In Bengaluru Chase Stunt Drivers Online
Boasting on social media about pulling a dangerous stunt while driving can now land you behind bars. Bengaluru police have decided to track social media for those who break the law and then post photos online.
