Police clarifies incident behind ‘POLISH RABUKKANA’ jeep posts

Police clarifies incident behind ‘POLISH RABUKKANA’ jeep posts

July 29, 2021   12:46 pm

An individual has been arrested for attempting to mislead the public by driving around in a jeep that had the wording ‘POLISH RABUKKANA’ on its side.

According to the Police Headquarters, the suspect had been arrested by the Rambukkana Police on April 10 in Wariyapola. Subsequently, the suspect had been released on bail after being produced before a court.

Police say that the photo currently circulating on social media had been of the same incident which took place three months ago.

The suspect had driven around in a blue color Tata Sumo jeep, issued to the Sri Lanka Police, with the white color wordings that said ‘POLISH RABUKKANA’ on the right side of its body.

Police Headquarters claim that the individual had done this with the intention of misleading the public.

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