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Mangalore: Stolen Belongings Retrieved by Police Returned to Owners

  •   Sat, Aug 07 2010 05:45:14 PM

Mangalore: Stolen Belongings Retrieved by Police Returned to Owners

Pics by Sphoorthy Ullal
Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore (SR/VA)

Mangalore, Aug 7: A property-return parade was organized by the district police at the premises of Superintendent of Police’s office premises on Saturday, July 7.

SP Dr A S Subramanyeshwar Rao informed media persons that the police have retrieved property worth Rs 32,89,267 from April to June and property worth Rs 24,14,042 have been handed over to the owners during the parade.   “75 percent of the property has been returned to the owners and the rest will be returned to the respective owners on receipt of the court order”, he said.

Briefing on the district’s crime statistics, Rao said in 2010, property worth Rs 167,37,000 has been stolen from people out of which property worth Rs 37 lac has been recovered by police. The year 2010 witnessed six robbery cases and one dacoit case. Cases of burglary have been reduced to great extent with just 37 cases being reported, he added.

Rao also revealed that the police department has started Civilian Rifle Training for the people of Puttur, in which 48 civilians have taken part. A group of 30 civilians participated in the training held in Bantwal to build better understanding between civilians and the police department.

Police constables will receive Refresher Training in the city and every police officer will have to compulsorily attend it, said Rao.
  

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  • Flora Dsouza, Kalmady (Jerimeri-Mumbai)

    Mon, Aug 09 2010

    Great job. Congrats to Dr. A.S. Rao and his team. Such great things happens only in Mangalore not in Mumbai. Ofcourse Mumbai Police arrest the thief but God knows where the stolen article goes.

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  • arif alam, mangalore

    Sat, Aug 07 2010

    i love the way mangalore police are the movement keep going,u know what when yu take the plege you say that barath mata ki jai,so remember that no religeion come only gai hind,

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  • Edward R. Monteiro, Kulshekar, Mangalore

    Sat, Aug 07 2010

    Appreciated the good work of Dr. Subramanya Rao, SP and his men. Certainly this will enhance the image of the Police Department. Keep it up Sir.

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  • Anand Melwin, Shankerpura, Saudi Arabia

    Sat, Aug 07 2010

    Realy a very good job done by Dr.A.S.Rao & his team. Appriciations to you all. You are the hope of people of Mangalore. wish u all the best.

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  • Sudarshan Shetty, Udupi/Dubai

    Sat, Aug 07 2010

    Dear Dr. Rao your vision and leadership is highly appreciable. Solute you and your team for the good work what you are doing. This will bring civilian and police department closer and will help to reduce the crime. Hats off

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  • Pius Dcruz, Belman/Dubai

    Sat, Aug 07 2010

    Great job by our Police Department. I am very happy about it. I hope they will do their Job with great morality. I remember one incident that - Robbers took my Jewellary and Police took which was left in my Neck. Which I am totally robed by Robber and Police of Karkala station of Dakshina Kannada. Mr Hossur Please note it what is happening in our Dakshina Kannada.

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  • Thomas Valder, Bahrain

    Sat, Aug 07 2010

    Dr. A.S. Rao, under your efficient leadership, people of Mangalore restoring their faith in Police dept. You are successfully re-shaping corrupted image of police dept. May God bless you with good health & ample of energy.

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  • aboobaker uppala, uppala/Holy Makkah

    Sat, Aug 07 2010

    A FANTASTIC TASK BY THE POLICE DEPARTMENT WHICH DESERVES THE TOP APPRECIATION.WE SALUTE SUCH ADMINISTRATIVE AUTHORITIES.THE POLICE MAY HAVE EXTRA CARE WHILE ING THE CIVILIANS FOR RIFLE TRAINING.THE ANTI-SOCIAL ELEMENTS OF THE COMMUNITIES SHOULD NOT NOT BE INCLUDED IN SUCH TRAININGS.

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  • Joe Gonsalves, Mangalore - U.S.A.

    Sat, Aug 07 2010

    It is indeed good to see this dynamic doctor turned into a police officer doing such a great job in the Port city of Mangalore. Dr. A.S. Rao has indeed contributed a lot to restore and render justice to all irrespective of case and creed. Any one with a legitimate problem is given a patient hearing by Dr. Rao.

    Here is a typical case of Dr. Rao ensuring that stolen goods are made over to the people concerned.

    I join scores of people and saying kudos to Dr. Rao. May his breed increase.

    Joe Gonsalves

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