POLICE LOG: August 22, 2022

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SPECIAL TASK FORCE ORGANIZED CRIME INVESTIGATION UNIT: Two suspects arrested for the shooting incident in Mount Lavinia Magistrate court on August 4.

AMBALANGODA: Two killed and two injured by shooting in a hotel.

HETTIPOLA: 65 year old murdered in a dispute between two parties.

MOUNT LAVINIA: 34 year old arrested for a range of crimes.

BAGAWANTHALAWA: Four suspects arrested for unlicensed gem mining.

WELIMADA: Eight suspects arrested for attempting to excavate archeological items.

MAWANELLA: 27 year old dead after falling from Utuwankanda Saradial rock.

ARALAGANWILA: 57 year old killed by attacks of an elephant.

VAVUNIYA: 22 year old killed in a car accident on A09 road.

DAMANA: 23 year old killed in a car acci…

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