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Pak duo among 3 inmates flee Jammu juvenile home after injuring 2 cops

Pak duo among 3 inmates flee Jammu juvenile home after injuring 2 cops

The assault was captured on CCTV camera

JAMMU: Three inmates of a juvenile observation home, including two Pakistani nationals, fled custody after allegedly attacking and injuring two policemen posted on guard duty at the facility in RS Pura area in Jammu district on Monday evening.After escaping the observation home around 5.15pm, the trio allegedly robbed a bike at gunpoint and left RS Pura, said sources.Police launched a massive hunt to trace the fugitives. Special security points were set up en route to Samba district and in Jammu, said sources, claiming that the accused might leave for Samba to reach the national highway and exit the region.The injured cops, SPO Vinay Kumar and Head Constable Parveen Kumar, were hospitalised.

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