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Vehicle Thieves Nabbed, Recovered Bikes

By LawStreet News Network      16 February, 2019 12:00 AM      0 Comments
Vehicle Thieves Nabbed, Recovered Bikes

With the arrest of two notorious auto lifters, the police of the north district Delhi claim to have solved many cases of the similar nature.

Those apprehended have been identified as Gaurav alias Gurbachan Singh and Bittu alias Zulfi. The police from their possession have recovered five two-wheelers, stolen from different places in Delhi.

During a routine picket check, a team comprising ASI Sanjeev, ASI Neeraj and HC Mukesh led by SHO Wazirabad inspector PC Yadav got a tip-off that two notorious criminals are coming on a silver Apache Mobike towards T-Point Jharoda, Chowki Pusta, Sangam Vihar. The informer with the police team identified and even pointed towards them. Sensing danger, they both tried to flee the scene taking a U-turn. The alert police team gave a brief chase and overpowered them.

"They, when interrogated, disclosed their involvement in other cases of Motor Vehicle theft. Police at their instance recovered 4 more vehicles from Bio-Diversity Park near Jharoda Part-III. Both the accused are school dropouts and have a criminal past. Further probe is underway, District police chief Nupur Prasad spoke.



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