POLICE LOG: August 21, 2022

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POLICE LOG: August 21, 2022

WELIGAMA: 42 year old murdered by his wife over a personal dispute.

PADUKKA: Two suspects arrested for robbery of Rs. 778,000 worth belongings from Sri Lanka Telecom on August 19.

AMPARA: 34 year old arrested for stealing Rs. one million.

KOLLUPITIYA: 31 year old found dead by falling from a building under construction.

HINIDUMA: 31 year old arrested for unlicensed transportation of 1000 litres of diesel by cab.

NELLIADI: 27 year old killed in a car accident on Point Pedro-Kodikamam road.

MAWATHAGAMA: 65 year old killed in a car accident on Kurunegala-Kandy road.

BORELLA: 44 year old arrested for possession of 5g 270mg of heroin.

THALANGAMA: Two suspects arrested for possession of 5.7g and 5.6g of heroin each.

EGODAUYANA: 29 year old arrested for possession of 5.2g of heroin and 60 drug pills.

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