Koyambedu bar brawl: Minor girl knocked down by drunk gang dies in hospital

Koyambedu bar brawl: Minor girl knocked down by drunk gang dies in hospital
Chennai: Five days after a drunk car-borne gang ran over two girls and their friends on a bike, following a quarrel at a Koyambedu pub, an injured 17-year-old girl succumbed to her injuries on Wednesday. Yancy, 18, was killed on the spot on Saturday night. Police are yet to book or arrest the owners of the establishment.Police said the teenager was undergoing treatment for severe head injuries sustained in the incident that occurred on Saturday night near the Koyambedu flyover.Based on preliminary findings, the CMBT police registered a murder case and arrested three suspects. Subsequently, four more were arrested by the team. “We are yet to trace three more suspects—Bharathi, Gandhi and Muthukannan,” an officer said. Police said they didn’t include the bar owner in the hit-and-run case.Police handed over the body of the 17-year-old girl from Ramapuram to her family members. They took the body to their native village, Perambakkam near Tiruvallur, for the final rites.The vehicle used in the offence was seized, and the bar was temporarily sealed by the authorities.

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About the AuthorA Selvaraj

Selvaraj Arunachalam, widely known as Crime Selvaraj, is a veteran journalist with over 31 years of experience in crime reporting across leading Tamil and English newspapers. He has covered historic events, including the deaths of former Tamil Nadu Chief Ministers Jayalalithaa and M. Karunanidhi, the IPL betting scam, and the Kanchi Seer Sankararaman murder case. A familiar face in the digital space, he has given more than 500 interviews across 30 YouTube channels, with millions of views on social media. He has also featured in international documentaries on Netflix and Bloomberg, speaking on high-profile cases such as idol smuggler Subhash Kapoor and conman Sukesh Chandrasekar. Beyond journalism, he has acted in three films including the Tamil movie DNA, trained over 200 budding journalists, directed short films, and authored the English crime-poetry collection Chilled Love. His contributions have earned him the TOI Scribe Award and the Humanitarian Award from former Governor Dr. Tamilisai Soundararajan.

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