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Be careful about habitual, property offenders: Nirmal SP
Nirmal: Police should always be careful on property offenders and habitual criminals, stated Superintendent of Police C Shashidhar Raju.
He addressed the one-day training programme to vertical officers, station writers, SDPO writers, DCRB staff and IT core team at the district police office in Nirmal on Thursday.
The SP told the police officers to conduct real time checking from time-to-time. They were also told to keep an eye on the followers and family members, to take their present photo and to register it to CCTNS application.
They were told to enquire about property and habitual offenders with the help of technology if they disappear for a long time. And to take necessary action, the SP added.
Additional SP Dakshinamurthy, SB Inspector Venkatesh, town Inspector John Diwakar, IT core team in-charge Murad Ali and others were present.
