The shooters landed in Mumbai almost twenty days before they executed the firing.

The quality of a city's police force is primarily evaluated based on crime prevention, detection, and conviction of the accused. A police force is expected to take effective measures to prevent crimes from happening. If a crime happens, the cops are expected to detect the case and apprehend the culprits as swiftly as possible. But merely catching a suspect is not enough. The police must produce enough evidence before the court so that the suspect is convicted. Let us see in the context of the firing incident on actor Tiger Shroff, where the Mumbai Police stand in these three tests. The Mumbai Police are being lauded for quickly identifying the shooters who fired upon Shroff in Juhu and getting them arrested within fifteen hours by their counterparts in Kota, Rajasthan. No doubt, it was due to quick and specific information passed on by the Mumbai Police that the cops in Kota were able to arrest the three suspects from a train. The interrogation of these accused led to more arrests. Within a week, the Mumbai Police were able to arrest twelve suspects who played different roles ranging from recruitment of shooters to weapons supply. The Mumbai Police clearly passed the test impressively on the detection front. It seems that the city's police are reclaiming their lost glory of the time when they were compared with the famous London Metropolitan Police, aka Scotland Yard police, known for their speedy detection of crimes.