To escape the grilling of the police, women thieves blew dirty clothes with feces
Despite threats of harassment, false allegations, and complaints before human rights bodies, police officers led by Senior Inspector Sarthak Nehete have recovered 5 tolas of gold stolen from 3 women thieves.
Nagpur: Hudkeshwar police station personnel were greatly harassed by their strange antics by 3 women thieves who targeted the passengers in the autorickshaw. As in soaking himself by farting and wearing clothes. Police have said that this was a part of their strategy to evade interrogation, trace the foil and obstruct the recovery of the stolen material.
Despite threats of harassment, false allegations, and complaints before human rights bodies, police officers led by Senior Inspector Sarthak Nehete have recovered 5 tolas of gold stolen from 3 women thieves. And 2 cases have also been detected. An official has said that women have mastered some special skills to fart at any time they want. And they also took out sanitary napkins stained with blood and soaked their saris with feces to distract the attention of police officers, including women personnel.
These women thieves were caught after a team of Assistant Inspector Swapnil Bhujbal worked hard for about 12 days after examining the footage from CCTV cameras from around 60 places across the city.
Police Arrested 14 Accused
During the investigation of this case, the women thieves who changed the name tried to dodge the police officers with all kinds of antics. And in spite of his relentless fuss, he was still shrewd in his tactical inquiries. And due to their bail hearing, the women thieves did not disclose their real names at all until the magistrate demanded their original Aadhar card.
In the month of November, Hudkeshwar Police officials have arrested 14 accused including 3 women and 7 bike thefts, 13 thefts, and other crimes have also been detected. And stolen gold up to 22 tola and other valuables worth about Rs 10 lakh have also been recovered from them.
Shailesh Thawre, Deepak More, Hudkeshwar police team of head constable Manoj Neware, and others busted a 4-member team of thieves even after checking CCTV camera footage continuously for 28 days at around 50 places between Nagpur and Walni.
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