Three Arrested in ATM Theft Cases in Jeedimetla

Haydarabad: The Cyberabad police accused the three members of the inter -state gang of using gas cutters of theft. Balanagar Police Commissioner Deputy (DCP) K. Suresh Camar addresses a press conference on Thursday.

Police confirmed images of more than 500 CCTV cameras along the possible escape routes of Miscreants. Modus Operandi, known criminals, was crossed with the data of the suspects and helped the defendant to be identified and captured. RS.20 The property was stolen at the value of Lakh, from TaLangana to Hareana and Aamir Aansri (24) Yasib Hussain nickname, Asif Haarun Khan (28) and Md. Abed (31) was rescued from arrested individuals.

According to the DCP, between 8 and 9 July, between 2.30 and 3.30, the unknown criminals entered the HDFC ATM kiosk in Markhandayanagar under the borders of the Jedimetla Police Station. Miscreants opened the ATM machine with gas cutters and stole cash in 34.71 lakh and ran away from the scene.

DCP Kumar, who explained the gang Modus Operandi, said that the gang had a history of theft in various states in the country. “Before the crime, the gang members would be divided into smaller groups. After the withdrawal of the ATM Koisks in isolated or closed areas, they would target them. They were supplying gas rollers and cutting machines from nearby shops or places, and the gang members were hitting their atm kiosks, especially in isolated places.

The defendant was captured by Jeedimetla police in Shahpurnagar X Roads. Police, Yasib Hussain and Aamir Ansari’nin Narnaul’daki Regional Prison in Haryana, said they were known to each other. Yasib was sentenced to seven years of imprisonment in the 11th and 13th episodes of the MCOCA Law registered to the Kotwali police station in Madhya Pradesh. Meanwhile, Aamir was convicted of a POCSO case from the same police station (Cr. No. 400/2021) and was sentenced to 20 years of imprisonment. Later, he was given bail by the Gwalior Supreme Court and moved to Haydarabad with his family.

Leakage for HYD COPS AP police

Haydarabad: A history line sought in two murder cases in Vijayawada was detained by the Haydarabad duty force and delivered to Vijayawada police on Thursday. The defendant, who was described as J. Kishore, was allegedly killed G. Venkata Narayana and Raju before escaping.

Based on CCTV images and mobile tower data, Vijayawada police suspected that Kishore was on a train on Haydarabad. The task force staff who came into play caught him in Secunderabad and warned his colleagues at Andhra Pradesh. He was then delivered to Vijayawada police.

Bandi Sanjay gets a sitting notification

Haydarabad: The special investigation team (SIT), who investigated the touch of the phone, called on Thursday to see Bandi Sanjay Kumar as a witness.

The notification led the Minister to record his statement in Lake View Guest House on July 24th. SIT officials, former SIB officers Bandi Sanjay and family members touched the phones and called for calls reported inputs.

Hours after the SIT notification, the Minister accused the previous BRS government of illegal seizing the phones of political leaders.

Cops follow the suspects in 2 murders

Haydarabad: The police have not yet defined the criminals behind the last two murders of political leaders – one in Haydarabad’s Malakpet and the other is in Kulcharam, Medak.

In the Malakpet murder case, the police received inputs about Chandu Naik’s regular activities and people who recently met him. Based on Chandu Naik’s call data, the police intensified the investigation. The police already took some suspects and question them.

The police founded special teams in Kulcaram and sent them to different places including Andhra Pradesh to get suspects. The day before the murder, the congress party leader Haydarabad met with some hosts. Discussions may have been held at the meeting. Miscreants opened fire on him as he moved to the native in Medak and killed him on the spot.

House for Sister Robs Kardeş’s betting debts

Haydarabad: Jagadgirigutta police arrested a woman carrying her older brother’s house with two partners after giving a 5 lakh lent for online bets. The woman planned theft while visiting her family in Karmanghat, where her brother came to make a car.

According to Jagadgirigutta police, Vemula Subrahmanyam Srikanth, a resident of Shirdi Hills in Gajulamaram, traveled to his home in Karmanghat on July 5 with his wife and children. Eight years ago, he left her husband after leaving her husband.

Srikanth recently bought a car and planned to make a puja on Sunday. The family went to Karmanghat in a cabin at around 20.30 on Saturday.

Police, the woman’s brother, who struggled with anger and gambling addiction from previous disputes, said that the plan was designed during the visit. He secretly took the house key out of Srikanth’s bag and hid it on the shoe shelf outside the house. Around 12.30, he called his partners (Karthik and Achil) and delivered the key and sent them to the apartment.

The duo went to the locked apartment in Jagadgirigutta on a scooter, opened the door and stole 12 Tolas gold, silver ornaments and cash. Then they returned to Karmanghat and put the lock back.

For the next six days, the police followed the suspects using Jagadgirigutta and Karmanghat’s CCTV images, caught their movements and return to Srikanth’s father’s home. The images also showed that they restore the lock to its original position.

Based on the evidence, the police questioned and confessed. Part of the stolen gold was promised to repay betting debts at a gold credit company. Police saved some of the stolen property with the hammer and iron bars used in theft. All three defendants – Karthik, Achil and Woman – were arrested on Thursday and arrested for judicial custody. The woman’s name was hidden by the police.