Couple engaged in intimacy in car runs over Bengaluru cop when stopped for questioning

Bengaluru: In a shocking incident, a couple engaged in an intimate act in their car near a park here on Thursday, reportedly ran over a police officer who tried to approach them for questioning.

The incident took place within the jurisdiction of the Jnanabharathi police station, and the injured sub-inspector, Mahesh, is currently hospitalised. Police have initiated a search for the fleeing couple.

According to the police, despite the presence of people around the park, the couple undressed and engaged in romantic activities inside their vehicle. Sub-inspector Mahesh, who was on duty in the area, approached them to issue a warning and instruct them to leave. While noting down the vehicle’s registration number, the couple abruptly started the vehicle and moved it.

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As the cop stood in front of the vehicle, he ended up on the bonnet. Disregarding the officer’s presence, the youth reversed the vehicle and drove away. The sub-inspector was thrown off and sustained injuries upon falling from the moving vehicle.

The Jnanabharathi police are currently investigating the case.

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