26-year-old bakery owner attacked

July 31, 2015 12:00 am | Updated 05:41 am IST - MANGALURU/UDUPI:

A four-member group allegedly assaulted a 26-year-old bakery owner and stole Rs. 10,000 from his shop in Mastikatta in Ullal police station limits on Wednesday night.

The Ullal police said that the gang allegedly trooped into Sweet Bazar and General Stores and hit Abdul Salam (26). Some among the gang members were holding sharp weapons.

When Salam raised the alarm, the gang ran away, with the money from the cash tray.

The police said that Salam had injuries on his head, neck, shoulders and thighs and has been admitted to a private hospital on Falnir road.

Five held

The Central Crime Branch police have arrested five persons on the charge of robbery. The police have identified the accused as Santosh Kumar (19), Goutam (19), Nitin Kumar (24), Dhiraj (24) and Dhanajay (19).

The police have seized two machetes, an iron rod and three mobile phones. The accused were allegedly involved in a dacoity reported in Mangaluru South police station limits last year.

They were in judicial custody for four months and had been released on bail few weeks ago.

Body traced

The body of a man from Haveri, who went swimming in the sea at Malpe beach and was carried away by high waves on Wednesday, was traced here on Thursday.

According to the Malpe police, the body of Shivakumar (22) was traced by the Malpe life guard near the Hanuman Bhajana Mandira at Kola near Malpe at around 4 p.m.

The body was taken for a post-mortem at the District Government Hospital. A case has been registered and investigation is on, the police added.

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