Serial thefts at Hemmady - Items worth Rs 10 lac looted


Silvester D'Souza
Daijiworld Media Network - Kundapur (EP)

Kundapur, Jul 8: Thieves forced opened the shutters of three shops on the first floor of Vigneshwara Complex in Hemmady near the NH 66 in Kundapur taluk late at night on Monday July 6 and decamped with goods worth several lacs of rupees. Then incident came to light on Tuesday July 7.

Thieves targeted Amba Appliances, Sunshine Electricals, and Vinaya Digital Studio in the building complex situated at Hemmady and took away valuables estimated to be worth Rs 10 lac.

The items stolen from Amba Home Appliances include more than 25 mixies, 2 LEDs, TVs, V Guard stabilizer and other household appliances. Wires and switch boards were taken from Sunshine Electricals and cash as from Vinay Digital Studio.

The shutters of the three shops were found to be half-open on Tuesday morning. The shopkeepers informed the police after coming to know of the thefts.

Mobile phones worth several lacs were stolen near Koteshwar highway last week. With the recent spate of thefts, locals have become anxious.

It is said that the CCTV camera outside a shop on the ground floor at Vigneshwara Complex has captured images of three men and an Eicher vehicle and the thefts are thought to have occurred between 1.45 am and 3 am.

Thefts have taken place in several places in Udupi and Kundapur taluk during the last one year. The police have obtained clues from the thefts of mobiles at Koteshwar last week and the theft at Barkur Kalikamba temple and these thefts and spread a
net for the suspects.

Kundapur DySP Manjunath Shetty, DCIB inspector Jaishankar, and SI Nasir Hussain visited the place and conducted an investigation. The canine squad and forensic experts also arrived.

A case has been registered in Kundapur police station.

  

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Wed, Jul 08 2015

    Why only Kundapur ...

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  • yogesh, mumbai

    Wed, Jul 08 2015

    result of nidde bhagya! same lock breaking - modus operandi - could be outsider northies highway constn labourers

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  • Willy, Mangalore

    Wed, Jul 08 2015

    All these robbery will surely take place, because there is no severe punishment. If they are caught, there comes the lier (lawyer) he will do his wonderful job to take the criminal out, after all poor fellow he also has to earn for this daily bread. Who cares who is right or wrong, in the end money that counts. Jai Hind.

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  • Sachidanand Shetty, Mundkur/Dubai

    Wed, Jul 08 2015

    I think in present scenario under this Party rule…..you do whatever you want because everybody knows nothing will happens!!!! If any Policeman tries to catch and punish them….he will be transferred soon for sure!!!!

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  • Rudolf, Mumbai

    Wed, Jul 08 2015

    DK is now a safe haven for daring burglaries, forget valuables, now even for hardware and household items!!

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  • JK, Udupi

    Wed, Jul 08 2015

    One more added to the list of lawless land state.

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  • Rita, Germany

    Wed, Jul 08 2015

    what a misery,one has to work hard for his daily bread,the other just take it off when Comes to the mouth.It will be hard to catch These goons ,since by this time must have crossed the Mangalore line Long back and items must have changed the owner.but never know may be the next coup might be their last one.If Police or entrepreneur Keep some possible items to Show might possible mostly at Weekend have to be careful.

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