Police nab 8 inter-state burglars in Puttur, solve several theft cases

September 5, 2012

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Puttur, September 5: Police have solved several theft cases by arresting eight inter-state thieves in Puttur sub-division on Tuesday.

In-charge ASP Subhash Gudimani gave the identities of the arrested as Mohammed Hussainar (26), Ibrahim alias Ibbi (30), Abdul Karim alias Salim (36), Mohammed Ansar (22), M S Monu (49), Mohammed Soofi alias Soofi (26) and Ashraf (29).

Mr Gudimani told media persons that the arrested had involved in the burglary of two houses, two cooperative banks, one rubber society and one post office, in Puttur sub-division.

The gang made an attempt to rob Thaneeru Pantha Sahakari Bank, at Karaya in Belthangady on May 3. The police have recovered a car from the accused in the incident. On May 8, Ibbi and Hussainar had made an attempt to break into a post office at Ujire. The police have recovered one autorickshaw and pick-up vehicle in the incident.

From the house of Venkatramana Bhat at Kakkur, the accused Mohammed Hussainar, Ibbi, Salim and Sathar have decamped with gold and cash of Rs 53,000. However, Sathar is still absconding.

The gang was involved in the burglary of Kanakamajalu Cooperative Bank on July 23 and also theft of rubber sheets from a Rubber Society, at Ujire on August 5. The police have also recovered 22 qunital rubber sheets, auto, two-wheeler and a pick up vehicle in the incident.

The eight member gang was also involved in the theft of jewellery worth Rs 2.5 lakh from a house, at Panakaje on August 24. To crack the theft case, a team was constituted under the guidance of ASP M N Anucheth. The team had nabbed Hussainar on Sunday, who spilled the beans of all other ventures of the gang.


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