Udupi: Serial chain-snatcher accused in nine cases arrested


Daijiworld Media Network – Udupi (HB)

Udupi, Jan 5: “The district police department arrested serial chain-snatching accused Chandrashekhar (25) on January 3 at Kukkikatte junction. He is a resident of Mangaladevi in Mangaluru. He was arrested on the charges of nine serial theft cases that took place in the city since October 2020,” said superintendent of police (SP) Vishnuvardhan at a press meet held at SP office, Bannanje here on Tuesday January 5.

“The police have seized 172.02 grams gold and three bikes, which are worth Rs 9,38,200. Under the guidance of the SP, three different teams led by DySP T R Jaishankar, DySP of Karkala sub division Bharath Reddy and Udupi circle police inspector (CPI) Manjunath were formed to investigate.

“The accused has completed nursing course recently and was jobless. He stole a bike from a second hand two-wheeler showroom located in Kankanady in Mangaluru taking it for a test ride.

“He was involved in nine chain snatching cases under various police station limits. He stole bikes by cheating show room staffs. The cases related to the same are registered at Manipal, and Barke and Kankanady under Mangaluru police station limits. He used the stolen bikes for chain-snatching. There were nine chain-snatching cases registered under several police station limits. Four cases are registered at Udupi town station limits, two cases at Manipal, and one each at Padubidri, Kadri in Mangaluru and Mulky police stations.

“He would target single women walking in desolated places. He is also one of the accused in a robbery case registered under Pandeshwar police station limits. District police and all staffs have worked day and night in the investigation, collected CCTV footage and documents. It was actually very challenging. We will not reveal the investigation process to maintain confidentiality. People should be careful while wearing gold ornaments. If any incident of crime takes place, just call 100. It will help us trace the culprits or close all borders immediately,” he said.

Additional superintendent of police Kumara Chandra, DySP T R Jaishankar, Bharath Reddy, deputy superintendent of police of Karkala sub division Bharath Reddy, Udupi town CPI Manjunath and other staffs namely DCBI unit police inspector Manjappa D R and others, police inspector Manjunath of Manipal police station and staffs, Kaup CPI Prakash and staffs, Udupi town station police sub-inspector (PSI) Saktivelu, crime department PSI Vasappa Naik and staffs, Manipal PSI Rajshekhar and staffs, Malpe PSI Thimmesh B N and staffs, Kaup PSI Raghavendra and staffs, Padubidri station staffs, town traffic PSI Abdul Khadar and Shekhar and technical team were involved in the operation.

 

 

 

 

 

  

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  • Monty Dotor, Mangalore

    Wed, Jan 06 2021

    Call 100 or 112?

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  • Kishore, Manguluru

    Wed, Jan 06 2021

    Nobody knows how long he would be kept in jail. Once he is out of jail again he will start more chain snatching with the help of inmates making a gang. Give him hard labor and let him compensate people went through lot of pain. Black list him and sell his property to compensate the sufferers. There are plenty of jobs for those are ready to work specially in nursing.

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  • Rita, Germany

    Wed, Jan 06 2021

    Cant believe.He is a nurse and jobless ?Or not wanted to do hard job,when easy chain snatching brings more and lot of time left for other activities?Am sure had no feeling for human beings .Now let him rott inside .

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  • Charles D'Mello, Pangala

    Tue, Jan 05 2021

    Who has to be blamed for un employment...!!!!????

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  • RSRB, Kundapura

    Wed, Jan 06 2021

    Charles D'Mello, Pangala

    Blame those parents

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Tue, Jan 05 2021

    Blame it all on High Inflation & Unemployment ...

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  • Daniel, Mangalore

    Tue, Jan 05 2021

    You not being involved in these crimes and living like a good citizen. Should we blame it on high inflation and unemployment too? The guy clearly didn't want to work because there lot of openings for nursing graduates in india and overseas especially during this time. He choose to go thru the easy life of just stealing and enjoying instead of getting up and working

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  • Sudesh pai, MANIPAL

    Wed, Jan 06 2021

    Great words Daniel today's generation requires bike, latest mobiles and a big fat salary without any efforts.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Wed, Jan 06 2021

    Daniel, Mangalore
    First write your Correct Name ...

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  • RSRB, Kundapura

    Wed, Jan 06 2021

    Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Content of comment is more important

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  • John Tauro, M'lore

    Wed, Jan 06 2021

    What makes you doubt his name?

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