India NAGPUR: Sadar police on Wednesday arrested one Deepak Ledwani, a resident of Jaripatka, for running away with a signal jammer put on his four-wheeler by Nagpur traffic police.

　　Police constable Sayed Ahmed attached with Sadar traffic zone on Tuesday put a tyre jammer on a wrongly parked car bearing number MH-31-FA-3911 on Mount Road, to ensure the driver was forced to pay a fine for traffic violation.

　　When Ledwani returned to his vehicle, he saw the jammer and decided to take matters into his own hand. He allegedly unscrewed the wheel along with the jammer and put in the back of his vehicle. He replaced the wheel with a spare and drove off.

　　Later, Sayed lodged a complaint of theft against the car owner and on Wednesday the police traced the owner and arrested Deepak Ledwani. The police produced him before the court which granted him bail on deposit of personal bond of Rs15,000.

　　Meanwhile, Ledwani has been fined Rs3,800 by the traffic police for keeping the jammer with him from the day of the incident till Wednesday. It is learnt that he did not pay the fine. There is a provision to levy a fine of Rs50 per hour on the driver who does not approach the vehicle after seeing the jammer on his car. If a vehicle is parked in a no-parking area, the traffic police can impose a fine of Rs250.

　　To prevent the car from being tracked, you can use a portable handheld GPS jammers, carry a car charger, and provide wireless battery life for your jammer without worrying about the battery. Portable design is convenient for your travel and you can use it anywhere.