GURGAON: Gurgaon Traffic Police personnel have played an active role in crime prevention and public safety alongside their regular traffic management duties over the past 30 days.During this period, they caught suspected riders with two stolen motorcycles and a scooter, seized 12kg of cannabis and helped accident victims reach hospitals for immediate medical treatment.Suspects caught with stolen motorcycles and scooterWhile performing traffic duties, police personnel noticed suspicious activities and intercepted riders suspected of using stolen vehicles.Two motorcycles and a scooter suspected to be stolen were recovered during the operation. The suspects, along with the recovered vehicles, were handed over to the concerned police stations for questioning and further legal action.12kg of cannabis seized near ManesarIn another operation against drug trafficking, traffic police personnel intercepted suspected individuals carrying cannabis at Nainwal Cut in Manesar. A search led to the recovery of 12kg of cannabis from their possession. Both individuals were subsequently handed over to the concerned police station for further investigation and legal proceedings.Bus driver who fled accident spot caught at Rajiv ChowkIn a separate incident, traffic police personnel helped rush injured victims of a road accident at Tikri Cut to hospital. The bus driver involved in the accident fled the spot but was subsequently intercepted and caught by traffic police personnel at Rajiv Chowk. He was handed over to the concerned police authorities for further legal action.Injured accident victims rushed to hospitalsTraffic police personnel also assisted victims of several other road accidents during the past month, ensuring they were taken to hospitals without delay. Their timely intervention helped accident victims access medical attention and highlighted the importance of immediate assistance during road emergencies.School van impounded for missing documents and number plateIn a move to strengthen student safety, traffic police also impounded a school van found operating without the mandatory documents and a number plate. The action was aimed at ensuring compliance with prescribed safety standards and preventing violations that could put schoolchildren at risk.“These actions reflect the role of traffic personnel beyond regulating vehicles and managing congestion. Their vigilance also contributes to crime prevention, action against drug-related activities and assistance to citizens during road emergencies”, Sandeep Turan, police spokesperson said.The police have appealed to residents to promptly inform authorities about suspicious activities or road accidents and cooperate with law enforcement agencies to help maintain public safety and ensure a secure environment across Gurgaon.
