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Puttur: Man arrested for theft of ATM card, cash withdrawal

  •   Mon, Apr 06 2015 08:45:13 AM

Daijiworld Media Network – Puttur (RJP)

Puttur, Apr 6: Uppinangadi police have arrested a person who was involved in a theft of ATM card and withdrawal of Rs 90,000 using the stolen ATM card.

Mallesha, originally from Raichur, is the person arrested. Police arrested him in Mangaluru city.

Mallesha worked for Nagegowda in Periyadka near Uppinangadi. He stole the ATM card belonging to Nagegowda’s wife and disappeared from the house a week before. A police complaint was lodged at Uppinangadi police station about the theft of the ATM card. Later it was learnt that Mallesha also withdrew cash of Rs 90,000 using the stolen ATM card.

The team led by Uppinangadi police sub inspector Jagadish Reddy tracked Mallesha through the location of his mobile phone and found him in a room in a lodge in Mangaluru. Mallesha was arrested immediately.

Puttur rural police circle inspector Anil Kulkarni is investigating the matter.
  

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  • mccart, texas

    Fri, Apr 10 2015

    hello nice one

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Mon, Apr 06 2015

    every withdrawal is followed by SMS ...

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  • Om Shakti, Moodbidri/Nepal

    Mon, Apr 06 2015

    sk..

    sometimes biased comments needed while commenting..people to understand..

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  • The Alpha, Mangalore

    Mon, Apr 06 2015

    Mr. Gowda was thinking that his wife was shopping for a week. LOL. :D

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  • yogesh, mumbai

    Mon, Apr 06 2015

    Joke- After stealing ATM card...mallesh calls up gowda - "card nan hatra ide - vaapas bekaadre pin no. kodi" Voice otherside "aayithu aayithu pin no. note maadi...

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  • iqbal mohammed, udupi

    Tue, Apr 07 2015

    yes . .... from where did he stole the PIN no. amazing.

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  • jimmy noronha, Bellore, Lucknow

    Mon, Apr 06 2015

    Generally it is unwise to keep 90K in SB account, moreover, who provided him the Pin Code, and if the ATM is stolen, why the account was not blocked. Seems rather surprising.

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  • SK, Mangalore

    Mon, Apr 06 2015

    When Mallesha can be tracked thru the location of his mobile, then WHY BHAGODA TAGODIA can not be arrested with the help of his mobile......Why the Police always say he is not traceable..WHERE THERE IS A WILL, THERE IS A WAY.......

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  • SK, Mangalore

    Mon, Apr 06 2015

    Om shakti, Pls provide him vegetable thali, as our tax money should not be wasted on such chors.....tax money should not be spent on any criminals....

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  • Om Shakti, Moodbidri/Nepal

    Mon, Apr 06 2015

    SK..

    Do you mean ISKCON Meal..

    Thanks for your concern to the fellow-beings..!!

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  • SK, Mangalore

    Mon, Apr 06 2015

    For your information, I do not show any concern to the CRIMINALS.... I do not indulge in speculative blames.....

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  • Om Shakti, Moodbidri/Nepal

    Mon, Apr 06 2015

    SK..

    Nobody is born criminal..
    Let everybody is given a chance to reform..even killers..

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  • SK, Mangalore

    Mon, Apr 06 2015

    Om Shakti, come out of Tirukana kanasu..Even killers should be allowed to reform....GREAT and Noble thoughts , try to practice...good luck..Do not show bias while commenting...

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  • john, Udupi/Mumbai

    Mon, Apr 06 2015

    How can somebody withdraw from atm without the pin number.

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  • Ash, Mangalore

    Mon, Apr 06 2015

    The woman entrepreneur had found it difficult to memorize the PIN and, she had, as an easy way out, noted it down on the other side of the card. That gave Mallesh Rs 90,000 on a golden platter.

    From another website

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  • Om Shakti, Moodbidri/Nepal

    Mon, Apr 06 2015

    should enquire first Nagegowda's wife..
    how did he known all the information..
    confusion..!!!

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  • alisha, dxb

    Mon, Apr 06 2015

    90000 till so much was withdrawn where was the owner of the account its not possible to withdraw in one shot ..why did they dint block the card or else is this fake case against him.

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  • Ramakrishna A K , Mangalore

    Mon, Apr 06 2015

    This is the first case where the police could arrest the person for misusing the ATM card.
    But there are hundreds of such complaint with Police where the Crooks ask for ATM card number and PIN under some pretext from gullible cardholder and withdraw money fraudulently. All such cases have been put in cold storage by Police, as all these thugs are from distant U.P, Bihar and Jharkhand the police of Karnataka never bother to go to north India and catch them.

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