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Mangalore: Thieves Target Jewellery Store, Decamp with Gold, Silver Worth Rs 8 Lac

  •   Thu, Jul 12 2012 08:03:06 PM

Mangalore: Thieves Target Jewellery Store, Decamp with Gold, Silver Worth Rs 8 Lac

Sunil Haleangady
Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (RD)

Mangalore, Jul 12: Gold and silver ornaments worth Rs 8.2 lac were stolen from a jewellery store on Kinnigoli main road here on Thursday July 12.

The thieves broke open the shutters of Anugraha Jewellers, owned by Pratviraj Acharya, using hydraulic jack. The thieves decamped with 170 grams of gold jewellery worth Rs 4.68 lac and silver worth Rs 3.52 lac, placed in a safe.

The CCTV installed at the jewellery store recorded the theft, and captured footages of the thieves from between 1.58 am to 2.35 am. The CCTV was installed only recently, following the failed burglary attempt at Syndicate Bank, Kinnigoli branch. 

The owners of Yugapurusha Building, where the jewllery store is located, had appointed a night watchman, but the thieves were in luck as he was on leave.

The police are looking into other similar thefts using hydraulic jack that took place in Nirmal Jewellery at Suratkal, Durga Jewellery and Padmashree Jewellery at Haleangady a few months ago, in a bid to find a breakthrough related to the case.
 
Panambur ACP Puttamadayya, Mulky circle inspector Basheer Ahmed and sub-inspector Sunil paid a visit to the crime spot.
 
Mulky police registered a case in this regard and investigations are under way.
  

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Comment on this article

  • R.Bhandarkar., M

    Fri, Jul 13 2012

    Sari tunda 'MalhaaGoli'daklenane
    Karbaar undh... Bega Kinni Malpod undhen!

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  • Gerald, modankap-bantval

    Fri, Jul 13 2012

    NOTHING WILL HAPPEN AND THE ROBBERS WILL ENJOY THE RIDE !!!! JAI HOO

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  • Amin Bhoja, Patte / Riyadh

    Fri, Jul 13 2012

    Kinnigoli is very small city and at night it looks like dead place and to say no security movement at night all,a advantage for the thives totally.Only the cctv images and the dog squad will help, while solving the problem at an earliest.Sure the thives looks more active for some time in this area because Syndicate Bank is quite opposite to the Anugraha Jewellery itself.

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  • Shankarnarayanan Aiyar T.A.S, Mangalore/Ramewshwaram

    Fri, Jul 13 2012

    Mr.Jossey Saldanha, Mangalore/Mapusa/Mumbai

    Due to induct of new chief minister, people from kinnigoli drowned in 'gum' not knowing what's going around in there surroundings.

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  • Bryan, Bahrain

    Fri, Jul 13 2012

    Jossey, your comments don't make sense we are looking at a shop which was robbed, what does this CM got to do with the robbery, it happens in every state in India and every where in the world.

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  • Abdulla Amin, Udupi / Dubai

    Fri, Jul 13 2012

    Must have gone to Shettar's corpus!!

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  • Candle, Mangalore

    Thu, Jul 12 2012

    This and many other similar incidents clearly indicates that the poor security system in Mangalore helps day by day more and more theft and crimes. Security / police force need to be more alert to combat such situation. While Mangalore is developing and the population is increasing,the security system need proper training and special security equipment's same like Europe and gulf countries to make Mangalore more safe.

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  • Evans Christopher Sumitra, Udupi/New York, USA

    Thu, Jul 12 2012

    With the gold prices sky high thieves will go to any measures to steal gold, silver or anything. When the night watch man was on leave the owners should have appointed a substitute. Now most of the thieves will start using the hydraulic jacks.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mangalore/Mapusa/Mumbai

    Thu, Jul 12 2012

    These robbers are from North Karnataka.........


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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mangalore/Mapusa/Mumbai

    Thu, Jul 12 2012

    People of Karnataka welcome Mr. Jagadish Shettar..........

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  • Shankarnarayanan Aiyar T.A.S, Mangalore/Ramewshwaram

    Thu, Jul 12 2012

    It looks like people are experienced in using sophisticated tools like Hydraulic Jack some times Welding Cutting Tools. Unnecessary giving extra work for good 'dogs' with out any much benefits. More of Gold Jewellery shops burgled recently.

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  • ISMAIL.K.PERINJE, PERINJE-YANBU/KSA

    Thu, Jul 12 2012

    This may be from Local thieves as Security guard was on leave.Thieves particularly noted the vacation of security and importantly, CCTV images are there to nab them.Due to skyrocketing of the Gold price it is very difficult to secure and safe guard the COMMODITY,GOLD.Those who are in possession of gold either individual or business house need to have extra caution round the clock.

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