Models’ car accident case handed over to Crime Branch
The Hindu
Seven persons, including driver of vehicle, have been arrested so far
The district Crime Branch has been handed over the investigation into the accident at Chakkaraparambu that killed three persons, including two models, on November 1.
A team led by Assistant Commissioner Biji George will probe the case.
The case, which was initially considered an accident, has turned controversial with the arrest of seven persons. Initially, the lone survivor of the car, Abdul Rahman, alone was arrested for culpable homicide not amounting to murder and driving under the influence of alcohol. The remaining six, including the owner of the hotel where the victims had partied reportedly late into night before speeding to their death, were arrested on Wednesday.
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