Mangaluru: Rickshaw driver accused of stealing from 72-year-old lady arrested


Daijiworld Media Network – Mangaluru (EP)

Mangaluru, Aug 19: A rickshaw driver had fled on June 7 with gold jewellery belonging to 72-year-old senior citizen Philomena Saldanha who lives alone near Chilimbi Panchalingeshwara temple, Urva police station limits. The rickshaw driver used to help the lady otherwise.

A case in this connection was registered under serial number 38/2020 and IPC section 380 in Urva police station.

Urva police station inspector and staff cracked the case, arrested accused Praveena (40), resident of Shakthinagar, Mangaluru and recovered part of the loot pledged by him in a bank in Falnir and the remaining part held by him in his custody collectively worth Rs 4,32,000. The accused has been remanded to judicial custody.

The operation was conducted by Urva police inspector Mohammed Sharif, PSI Srikala, Balakrishna, staff Prakash and Basavaraj Birader.       

  

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  • Rita, Germany

    Thu, Aug 20 2020

    What a shame to steal a elder person and that too person he used to help too.Looks like stealing own house people.He is a driver ,in a duty of public service,and stealing them If he wanted money could ask than rob.Now he has lost respect from all sides.and will be considered in future as not trustworth.If he has children they will be too hated by others,family too.

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