3 SOS calls in 30 mins but police didn't respond

Lucknow: Scene I: A truck driver is speeding on Faizabad Road and rams a four-wheeler at 11.30pm on Friday near Lekhraj Market in Indiranagar
Scene II: Police control room is alerted about speeding truck at 11.40pm and its registration number given to them
Scene III: At 11.51pm, another phone call was made with specific location of the truck
Scene IV: At 12midnight, a third phone call was made and the route the truck was taking was shared with control room staff
Scene V: At 12.15am, the truck smoothly crosses the boundary of Lucknow to reach Unnao
Even if an alert is issued among policemen patrolling city streets with specific details, miscreants are likely to go undetected.Late on Friday night, in a reality check by TOI, it was found that a truck driver speeding excessively in the middle of the city had no difficulty crossing over the boundary of Lucknow district.
TOI chased the truck all the way through from Sarvodayanagar till it left the jurisdiction of Lucknow and kept calling the police control room about its location.
Having covered a distance of 28km in less than 40 minutes, the truck entered Unnao district without any difficulty. It crossed four checkpoints and the compound wall of a police station in the period. Apart from those in a jeep, bike-borne policemen were present at the checkpoints but did nothing to stop the heavy vehicle.
The incident took place under the jurisdiction of Ghazipur police station. The truck (UP 40 T 4449) took Nishatganj flyover to reach GPO crossing in Hazratganj and turned towards Jail Road from KKC. From Old Jail Road in Alambagh, the driver crossed Awadh Hospital crossing and took the high-speed Para bypass road. After covering a distance of 10km and having passed Para police station, the truck driver took Mohan Road to enter Unnao.
At Sarosa Bharosa village in Para, two police constables stopped the truck but they allowed it to go without checking its registration papers or what was being ferried. The back portion of the truck was kept covered.
Additional superintendent of police control room, Durgesh Kumar, said that he would check what followed after receiving the first distress call. "I will inquire into the matter," said Kumar.