Nagpur: Three drunk persons allegedly created ruckus after being denied entry to a rooftop restaurant at Shivaji Nagar in Dharampeth extension and later had a fight with bouncers of another pub in the same building on Saturday night. They allegedly hurled abuses in presence of women guards and damaged the valet parking counter.The Ambazari police have registered offences of assault, threatening and causing damage against the trio. Police sources said after the trio was denied entry at the rooftop restaurant, guards escorted them from the top floor to the ground floor where they picked up a fight with the valet parking attendants and bouncers of another pub. Women bouncers were abused when they tried to confront one of the guests who also kicked and damaged the counter, they said. It is learnt, after the initial fight, the guests allegedly returned with arms to fight the bouncers. The bouncers and one of the guests had a free for all. Ambazari police reached the spot after being alerted. Questions are being raised on response of beat marshals as the drama continued for almost an hour. Though sources said that one of the guests had brandished firearms and also swords, its yet to be confirmed. Ambazari police have included charges of possessing sharp weapons against the accued trio. No firearms have been recovered yet as custodial interrogation did not take place. DCP Mumakka Sudarshan said that directions have been issued to ensure custodial interrogation of the three accused to recover the sharp weapons. Earlier this year, police chief Amitesh Kumar had issued several norms for pubs, hotels, lounges and eateries under stringent Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC) 144 to curb violence marring the night life in the city. The order, followed by an intensified patrolling, had led to positive changes. We also published the following articles recentlyIf bouncers found at clubs, hotels, well arrest them: CopsGoa police have warned tourism stakeholders in Anjuna not to hire bouncers and have threatened immediate arrest if any are found to be deployed. The police have also instructed stakeholders not to assault tourists or force them to pay compensation in case of disputes, but to instead report the matter to the police. Additionally, amplified music should not be played beyond 10pm and no noise pollution should be created. These measures come after an incident where bouncers assaulted tourists in Anjuna.Mohammed Shamis seven-for heroics inspire spell of banter bouncers from Delhi, Mumbai & Kolkata copsAfter Mohammed Shamis impressive performance in the match, three metropolitan police forces engaged in lighthearted banter on social media. Delhi Police started by jokingly suggesting that Mumbai Police should not book Shami for assault. Mumbai Police responded by teasing Delhi Police for missing the opportunity to charge Shami with stealing hearts. Kolkata Police joined in by sharing a picture of rasagollas and suggesting everyone forget about policing for a while. Social media users also made puns about Shami, including joking about banning "Shami-Kebab" in New Zealand. Shami responded to posts from PM Modi and actor Sonu Sood.Guest worker arrested for possessing ganja chocolatesA guest worker from Odisha was arrested in Coimbatore for selling chocolates laced with ganja. The police conducted a vehicle check in response to a tip-off and found the ganja chocolates in the workers bag. A total of 2.5 kg of ganja chocolates were seized from him. The worker has been remanded in judicial custody.

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