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Breaking News: Fresh CCTV Footage Surfaces in Firing Incident Outside Rohit Shetty’s Residence

A new CCTV clip has emerged in connection with the firing incident outside the residence of filmmaker Rohit Shetty, adding a crucial lead to the ongoing investigation. The footage shows a masked suspect riding a motorcycle near the filmmaker’s home shortly before the gunshots were reported. In the video, the suspect can be seen with his face covered, moving swiftly past the area. Investigators have highlighted the individual in the footage and believe he may be directly linked to the firing. Police teams have been scanning CCTV cameras installed across the locality to piece together the sequence of events and track the suspect’s movement before and after the incident. Sources indicate that multiple angles are being examined to identify the motorcycle’s registration details and trace the escape route. Security in the area has been heightened following the incident. Authorities are continuing their probe and are expected to question several persons as they work to establish motive and possible connections.

 

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