Ambulance driver held in Vizhinjam with two ganja packets
Police in Vizhinjam, Thiruvananthapuram, arrested 23-year-old ambulance driver Abhilash of Peringammala after finding two small packets of ganja, valued at Rs 500, hidden under his ambulance's seat. The Operation Toofan search followed a tip-off that he sold ganja from the ambulance after dropping patients at the hospital, and officers took him and the vehicle into custody.
Police at Vizhinjam in Thiruvananthapuram arrested ambulance driver Abhilash,
aged 23 and a native of Peringammala, after finding ganja inside his ambulance.[1][2]The ambulance was parked near a hospital when officers searched it as part
of an Operation Toofan check.[1]Officers acted on a tip-off that ganja was
being sold from an ambulance based in Vizhinjam.[1][3]
They recovered two small packets of ganja, which police valued at Rs 500, hidden
under the ambulance’s seat.[1]A second outlet confirms that the two small
packets found under the seat were worth Rs 500.[4]Police say Abhilash
repacked ganja into small packets and sold them inside the ambulance.[1][3][5][2]
He did so after bringing patients to the hospital, according to the police
account.[4]Police took both Abhilash and the ambulance into custody when the
vehicle was drawn up in front of the hospital.[4][3][5][2]A squad led by Fort Assistant Commissioner Pradeep monitored him from the morning and detained him in the evening before handing him over to Vizhinjam police.[3][5][2]
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