“SF Lokka” shot dead in Anuradhapura

“SF Lokka” shot dead in Anuradhapura

August 5, 2020   12:48 pm

Notorious criminal gang member Eron Ranasinghe alias “SF Lokka” has been shot dead by unidentified gunmen, the Police said.

He had been travelling in a car with another person when they came under a gunfire attack near the railway crossing at Dahaiyagama in Anuradhapura.

A woman who was also traveling in the same car has sustained injuries in the shooting and has been hospitalized.

The 33-year-old underworld figure had been wanted by police over various crimes and charges.

“SF Lokka” had reportedly joined the Army on March 2, 2007 and had reportedly deserted his post at the Special Forces Regiment on June 15, 2015.

He is also the main accused in the murder of nightclub owner Wasantha de Zoysa in 2015.

Alexander Wasantha Wickrama de Zoysa, an ex-Karate champion who is said to be the owner of several Guinness World Records, was hacked to death by a gang during a brutal attack on his night club.

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