Three arrested over shooting Thusitha Halloluwa’s vehicle

Three arrested over shooting Thusitha Halloluwa’s vehicle

May 25, 2025   06:55 pm

Three suspects, including a female, have been arrested over the recent assault and shooting at former Lotteries Board Director Thusitha Halloluwa’s vehicle at Narahenpita.

The arrestees have been remanded until May 29 by Huldsforp Magistrate’s Court, according to police.

It is reported that the suspects were arrested yesterday (24) in the Maharagama area by the Colombo Crime Division (CCD).

On May 17, two unidentified men on a motorcycle opened fire at a vehicle carrying the former Executive Director of the National Lotteries Board (NLB), Thusitha Halloluwa, and his lawyer at Dabare Mawatha in Narahenpita.

It was later revealed that Halloluwa was assaulted and was subsequently admitted to hospital with injuries.

Additionally, a file belonging to Halloluwa was allegedly stolen during or immediately after the incident, police said.

Investigations into the incident were handed over to the Colombo Crimes Division (CCD) on the instructions of the Acting Inspector General of Police (IGP) Priyantha Weerasuriya.

Accordingly, four teams from the Colombo Crimes Division (CCD) and the Narahenpita Police examined CCTV footage related to the incident.

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