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Cyberabad Police arrest habitual offender in Ameenpur, recover stolen jewellery and cash

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Cyberabad Police arrest habitual offender in Ameenpur, recover stolen jewellery and cash
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Cyberabad Police arrested a 32-year-old habitual offender involved in multiple house burglaries in Ameenpur. The accused, Mandla Shiva, was found with stolen jewellery, cash, and burglary tools. Investigations revealed he had a history of 24 property offences and had previously served time in jail.

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A 32-year-old habitual offender involved in a series of house burglaries in Ameenpur was arrested by the Cyberabad Police on Saturday, May 16.The accused, identified as Mandla Shiva alias Yerra Shiva, a resident of Jillelaguda in Meerpet and a native of Nagarkurnool district, was arrested by the Crime Team of Serilingampally zone along with the Ameenpur police. The police recovered 45 tolas of gold ornaments, diamond-studded jewellery, 5,000 in cash, a scooter and an iron rod used in the offences.The accused was involved in a burglary on the night of February 21 at a house in Gandigudem Colony under the limits of Ameenpur police station by breaking open the lock using an iron rod and stealing gold and silver ornaments.

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