Police Officer Accident: Motorcycle traveling at over 100 km/h headed straight for officers!
18 އޮކްޓޯބަރު 2026 | އާދީއްތަ 07:37Four individuals have been arrested in connection with an incident on the Sinamale' Bridge highway where a police officer sustained serious injuries after being struck by a speeding motorcycle. The Commissioner of Police stated that the collision is being treated as a deliberate attack and warned that stringent legal action will be taken against anyone who obstructs or targets police officers in the line of duty.


The Male' side of the Sinamale' Bridge. | Social Media
The Maldives Police Service has strongly condemned a dangerous incident on the Sinamale' Bridge highway, where a police officer performing his legal duties at a vehicle checkpoint was struck by a speeding motorcycle, resulting in serious injuries.
In a statement regarding the incident, Commissioner of Police Mohamed Hameed stated that the act is believed to be a deliberate attempt to obstruct police operations and intimidate officers working to ensure road safety.
The incident occurred at approximately 4:29 a.m. on Saturday on the Male'-to-Hulhumale' lane of the highway. The police officer sustained severe injuries, including facial lacerations and broken teeth, after being struck by a speeding motorcycle. The officer is currently receiving treatment at ADK Hospital.
According to the police, the incident occurred when a motorcycle traveling at speeds exceeding 100 kilometers per hour crashed into a barricade near a group of officers before striking an officer on duty. Authorities further noted that three additional motorcycles were observed to be involved in the incident at the time it took place.
In response to this incident, police have begun taking stringent measures. Authorities have towed the motorcycle that struck the officer and taken both individuals who were on the vehicle into custody.
Furthermore, police have located and taken into custody two additional suspects and a motorcycle believed to be involved in the incident.
The Commissioner of Police stated that the special operation launched to crack down on reckless driving will continue without interruption. The Commissioner further assured the public that the police will remain steadfast in ensuring public safety and security, undeterred by any physical or psychological intimidation directed at officers.
Furthermore, the police statement emphasized that the strictest possible legal action will be taken against those who disrupt public order and act in a manner that incites fear among the community.








