Police crack seven burglary cases, recover property worth ₹10.30 lakh
Police have solved seven burglary cases and recovered stolen property valued at ₹10.30 lakh. The suspect, Mallikarjun D. Talwar, was arrested after confessing to his involvement in these crimes. Authorities have also introduced a Locked House Beat System to enhance security for homes left unattended.
- ▪The police arrested Mallikarjun D. Talwar, a habitual offender from Yergal village.
- ▪He confessed to involvement in seven burglary cases across the city.
- ▪The police recovered stolen property worth ₹10.30 lakh during the investigation.
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With the arrest of a habitual offender, the police have cracked seven burglary cases and recovered stolen property worth ₹10.30 lakh, Police Commissioner S.D. Sharanappa said here on Wednesday.Addressing a press conference, Dr. Sharanappa said that the accused has been identified as Mallikarjun D. Talwar, a driver who is a resident of Yergal village in Chittapur taluk.The accused is said to have been involved in a series of burglaries reported within the city limits.Dr. Sharanappa said that the arrest was made during the investigation of a burglary case registered on March 1 at Ashok Nagar Police Station in which gold ornaments and valuables worth ₹2.65 lakh were stolen from a residence in Kanta Colony.Based on credible information and sustained investigation, the police detained the…
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