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Echchanmkulam Police OIC, PC arrested

19 Mar, 2019

The Officer in Charge (OIC) of the Echchanmkulam Police and a Police Constable (PC) have been arrested.

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On Sunday the Police had arrested several suspects involved in treasure hunting.

Following the arrest it was revealed that the OIC and PC had assisted the treasure hunters.

As a result, the OIC of the Echchanmkulam Police in Vavuniya and the PC were arrested and were to be produced in court today.?(Colombo Gazette)

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