Thieves burgle Navi Mumbai jewellery store via tunnel
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Two unidentified thieves burgled a jewellery store in Navi Mumbai by tunneling through an adjacent wall.
The Times of India — MumbaiThe brief
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- Two suspects rented a commercial shop next to Meghana Jewellers in Navi Mumbai to gain access by breaking through a common wall.
- The thieves stole 2.5 kilograms of silver items before fleeing when the store alarm sounded.
- They utilized the loud noise from nearby Ganpati immersion processions to conceal the sound of their drilling tools.
- Police are currently working to identify the suspects through CCTV footage and local intelligence.
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- Identification of the two suspects through technical expertise
- Analysis of potential links to criminal networks in Jharkhand
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Abasaheb Patil
senior inspector of APMC
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“In the CCTV footage surveillance of Meghana Jewellers, the duo thieves wearing masks have been captured while committing the burglary, which they executed taking advantage of the loud noise of music speakers and traditional drums played by Ganpati mandals during the immersion procession to drown out the sound of their drilling and hammering of the common wall. The thieves had taken on rent the commercial shop adjacent to Meghana Jewellers on Sept 1 and had set up fruits selling business.”
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…by the owner of Meghana Jewellers identified as Moti Singh, the APMC police have registered an FIR for house-trespass and theft against the two unidentified thieves. Abasaheb Patil, senior inspector of APMC, said, “ In the CCTV footage surveillance of Meghana Jewellers, the duo thieves wearing masks have been captured while committing the burglary, which they executed taking advantage of the loud noise of music speakers and traditional drums played by Ganpati mandals during the immersion procession to drown out the sound of their drilling and hammering of the common wall. The thieves had taken on rent the commercial shop adjacent to Meghana Jewellers on Sept 1 and had set up fruits selling business. ” Inspector Patil further said, “The owner of the commercial shop was summoned to submit the rental agreement, when he told that the rent was fixed for ₹16,000 per month and ₹10,000 as deposit. However, the agreement…
“The owner of the commercial shop was summoned to submit the rental agreement, when he told that the rent was fixed for ₹16,000 per month and ₹10,000 as deposit. However, the agreement was not inked as the tenant did not give his documents of residential address proof, PAN card and Aadhar card and had requested him to allow to start the fruit selling business by assuring to submit the documents soon. However, the tenant kept dilly-dallying in giving documents but had paid one month rent and deposit. As of now, the duo accused thieves are unidentified. The modus operandi of committing such burglary is mostly by criminals from Jharkhand. Accordingly, efforts are being taken to identify the duo thieves using technical expertise and network of informers.”
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…of their drilling and hammering of the common wall. The thieves had taken on rent the commercial shop adjacent to Meghana Jewellers on Sept 1 and had set up fruits selling business. ” Inspector Patil further said, “ The owner of the commercial shop was summoned to submit the rental agreement, when he told that the rent was fixed for ₹16,000 per month and ₹10,000 as deposit. However, the agreement was not inked as the tenant did not give his documents of residential address proof, PAN card and Aadhar card and had requested him to allow to start the fruit selling business by assuring to submit the documents soon. However, the tenant kept dilly-dallying in giving documents but had paid one month rent and deposit. As of now, the duo accused thieves are unidentified. The modus operandi of committing such burglary is mostly by criminals from Jharkhand. Accordingly, efforts are being taken to identify the duo thieves using technical expertise and network of informers.
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