Pune Porsche crash: USD 3,606 paid to alter blood samples of accused juvenile, says report

In the Pune Porsche crash case, a peon and two medical doctors have been arrested for allegedly manipulating the blood check report of 17-year-old accused Vedant Agarwal. According to a report by NDTV citing sources, the peon, Atul Ghatkamble, reportedly acted as a intermediary, amassing an INR 3 lakh (USD 3,606) bribe from the teenager’s household meant for the 2 medical doctors.

Dr Ajay Taware and Dr Hari Harnor from Sassoon General Hospital were arrested by the Pune Crime Branch earlier. Investigations additional revealed that Dr Taware had a cellphone dialog with the teenager’s father, Vishal Agarwal, on the day of the accident, throughout which the daddy supplied him incentives to change the blood samples.

Dr Taware warns of revealing extra names

According to the report, Dr Taware indicated that the minor’s blood samples have been substituted with these of one other physician to get rid of traces of alcohol. “The juvenile’s father referred to as the physician and supplied allurements to change the blood samples,” the police reported. Dr. Taware, through the investigation, acknowledged, “I cannot preserve quiet. I’ll take everybody’s title,” hinting at additional revelations.

Pune CP reveals particulars on pattern altering

Pune Police Commissioner Amitesh Kumar defined that the blood pattern taken from the teenager at Sassoon Hospital round 11 am on May 19 was discarded, and one other particular person’s pattern was despatched for forensic testing as an alternative. This substitution was executed by CMO Dr Srihari Halnor below the directions of Dr Ajay Taware, Head of the Forensic Medicine Department at Sassoon Hospital.

The substitute of the blood samples led to a report on Sunday that confirmed no traces of alcohol within the minor’s system. However, CCTV footage from one of the bars the teenager visited that evening confirmed him consuming alcohol with associates.

Details On the tragic accident

The deadly crash occurred within the early hours of May 19 when a dashing Porsche, allegedly pushed by the 17-year-old, hit a motorbike carrying two younger IT professionals. The Porsche, believed to be touring at over 200 km per hour, collided with the bike, killing each riders immediately.

The victims, Ashwini and Aneesh, each 24-year-old techies, have been returning residence after a celebration. Eyewitnesses reported that Ashwini was thrown about 20 ft into the air and landed arduous, whereas Aneesh was hurled right into a parked automotive, struggling deadly accidents on the spot.

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