‘Indian woman was killed during theft’

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October 7, 2012

Dubai, October 7: The Dubai Police have said that the Indian woman who was found with her throat slit in her flat in the Bur Dubai area was murdered during a theft.

According to a police source, the Dubai Police have recovered the jewellery stolen from the 36-year-old woman’s house from the suspect’s possession. The suspect has been referred to the Public Prosecution.

A police source said that the police have identified the suspect two days after he committed the murder. Initially, it was suspected that the motive behind the murder was revenge as the woman’s throat was slit in a brutal way. The suspect had also locked the door behind him after leaving the woman’s body inside the flat.

The source said that the 29-year-old suspect was living in a nearby area in Rafa and he confessed that he planned the murder and theft because he had financial problems.

He chose his victim as he had seen her wearing jewellery a few months back when he visited her flat to buy a washing machine. He also knew that her husband would leave for work in the morning and their only son would be at school.

After the crime, the police had set up a team of investigators and issued a circular on the stolen jewellery. Relatives of the victim and many people in the building were interrogated. Initially, the police suspected the husband of the victim but later he proved that he was at his workplace at the time of the murder.

The source said that the crime was so mysteries because the suspect had not left any traces and nobody had seen him on that day.

He gave some excuse to the woman to convince her to open the door. He tried to put his hands on her mouth to avoid her screaming. But when he failed to do that, he stabbed her in the neck and then slit her throat. The woman had resisted fiercely and when the suspect was arrested, the police saw scratches in his body. DNA tests had proved that the scratches matched with the blood that found on the victim.

He said that after killing the woman, he changed his clothes and took the knife with him.

He also removed all traces and took the key after locking the door. The police suspected the husband of the victim because the door was locked after the murder. Even though the husband said that jewellery worth Dh14,500 was stolen and the murder motive was theft, the police found all the things in the flat in order.

When the suspect was arrested, he confessed to the crime and showed the police the place where he kept the gold and the knife. He was hiding after the crime for some time, but was stunned to see the police who reached at his place.

The body of the woman hailing from the south Indian state of Tamil Nadu in India was found in a residential building in Bur Dubai. Around 1pm, the police received information and rushed to the scene and found the woman with her throat slit and lying in a pool of blood near the door of the studio apartment. The weapon used was not found on the crime scene, the police said.

Her 37-year-old husband, who works as an accountant in a private company, left home at 7.30am along with their child. He usually drops the child at school.

He received a call from his wife’s friend living in the same building saying that his wife was not there to pick up their son studying in KG1 from the school bus, as was the case everyday.

The friend had gone down to pick up her child and since the victim was missing, she went back and knocked on the door of their flat, but nobody opened.

The husband told the police that he immediately returned home only to find the door locked. He opened the door and found his wife lying dead in a pool of blood.women_found_murdered

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July 15,2020

Mumbai, Jul 15: A domestic row between a couple spilled onto road when a woman stopped her husbands car and climbed on its bonnet, briefly disrupting traffic on the busy Pedder Road in South Mumbai, police said on Wednesday.

The incident, which took place on Saturday evening, was recorded by some passersby on their mobile phones and its videos are making rounds on social media.

The wife chased the husband's SUV (sports utility vehicle) in her car after she spotted another woman seated next to him in his vehicle.

As her husband's SUV stopped at the Pedder Road signal, the wife get down from her car, rushed towards his four-wheeler and started shouting at him, a police official said.

In the video, the woman is seen climbing the bonnet of the SUV, removing her footwear and hitting the vehicle's windshield with it. She is also seen asking the husband's co- passenger to get out of the SUV and shouting for police help.

As she stopped her car in the middle of the busy road, one lane got blocked for some time and the traffic police personnel present there tried to ensure movement of other vehicles, the official said.

After sometime, the traffic police asked the couple to take their cars near the footpath.

By that time, the husband stepped out of his SUV, following which the wife ran towards him and caught him. She even kicked him a couple of times and took him to her car, the video shows.

She then again ran towards her husband's SUV, which was parked a few metres away. She opened its driver-side door and lunged at the woman seated in the vehicle, but was stopped by some people who had gathered at the spot, the police official said.

Later, the couple and their cars were taken to Gamdevi police station, where the wife refused to lodge a complaint against her husband.

A fine was imposed on her for traffic rules violation and abandoning her car in the middle of the road, which caused disruption of vehicular movement, the official said.

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June 22,2020

Kochi, Jun 22: A 54-day-old baby suffered brain damage after she was allegedly slapped and thrown on a cot at home by his father in Angamaly municipality of Ernakulam district, police said.

Doctor Sojan Ipe of MOSC Medical College Hospital at Kolenchery said that the damage caused to the brain is serious. The child was admitted with bleeding in the brain on Friday.

On Saturday, 40-year-old pastor Shaiju Thomas, who is the child's father was arrested by the Angamaly police in connection with the incident. He is currently lodged at the Covid first-line treatment centre at Angamaly.

Shaiju has been charged with IPC Section 307 (attempt to murder) and under the Juvenile Justice Act.

According to Angamaly Police, ''the accused was always doubtful of his wife and raised questions over the parenthood of the child. He had slapped the child on multiple occasions. She fell unconscious on Thursday night after a similar attack and was taken to the hospital. We have so far received enough evidence against the accused.''

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March 12,2020

Mar 12: Three women were arrested for allegedly administrating fake coronavirus vaccines to villagers in Maharashtra's Jalna district, police said on Thursday.

The police on Wednesday arrested Beed residents Radha Ramnath Saamse, Seema Krishna Andhale and Sangeeta Rajendra Avhad, who allegedly posed as doctors and healthcare workers, an official said.

The trio met villagers of Pipalgoan in Ambad tehsil, informed them about a vaccine that could protect them from coronavirus and administered it to gullible locals, he said.

Some villagers informed Dr Mahadev Munde, a medical officer at a rural health centre, about this, after which a complaint was lodged, the official said.

Fake vaccines and bottles, which were seized from the accused, have been sent to the state health department, he said, adding that a case of cheating has been registered against the trio.

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