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Four Men Remanded Following Collision That Seriously Injured Police Officer

Four men were remanded for five days after a high-speed crash injured a police officer on the highway. | Photo: Maldives Police Service

A Criminal Court ordered four Maldivian men to be remanded in custody for five days on Saturday evening, following a high-speed collision on the Sinamalé Bridge Highway that left a police officer seriously injured during a traffic enforcement operation.

The court remanded the alleged rider, Abdulla Sammah Hassan Sadiq, 20, of Uddhadimaage, Haa aa Dhaaluaalu Kulhudhuffushi, and the passenger, Ahmed Sinaz, 30, of Mala, Kaafu Gaafaru. Two additional 21-year-old Maldivian men arrested later in connection with the case were also remanded for five days. 

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Police confirmed that all four suspects tested positive for illicit substances in initial urine screenings. The incident occurred early Saturday morning at a police vehicle checkpoint set up in the Malé-to-Hulhumalé lane to curb dangerous driving. According to police, a motorcycle travelling at an estimated speed exceeding 100 km/h struck the checkpoint barricade and collided directly with an officer on duty.

The officer sustained severe facial injuries in the crash and is currently receiving treatment at ADK Hospital in Malé.

Authorities stated that the police service is investigating the incident as a serious matter.

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