Sullia: Theft from car in Kukke temple parking area – Accused arrested


Daijiworld Media Network – Sullia (MS)

Sullia, Oct 12: Subramanya police arrested accused who broke the window panes of a car that was parked near Kukke Subramanya temple and stole gold and documents.

The arrested accused is identified as Prabhakara Honnavalli.

A pilgrim of Kerala origin had come to Subramanya temple on October 9 and had parked his car in the parking area of the temple. When he returned after offering pooja, the back window of the car was broken, gold and documents were stolen from the car.

Subramany station SI Muralidhara Nayak, ASI Karunakara and staff tracked the thief with the help of CCTV footage and arrested the accused, who resides nearby area.

During interrogation, it has come to light that arrested Prabhakara is a habitual offender and has various cases of theft of similar nature on him in various police stations.

The accused had stolen goods in similar manner in Subramanya earlier also. Recently, he had stolen things from a vehicle at Dharmasthala also.

Prabhakara was produced in court and sent to judicial custody.

 

 

 

 

  

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  • John, Mangalore

    Thu, Oct 12 2023

    why go to temple with lot of gold ornaments and show off in front of people who come there in distress.

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  • sujata, KARNATAKA

    Thu, Oct 12 2023

    How cheap it sounds when our honorable CM s name is dragged in each such silly issues . please dont drag CM sirs name. We People of Karnataka respect him a lot.

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  • Mahesh, Udupi

    Thu, Oct 12 2023

    After come back he will do the same . .

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  • PRAM, Mangarlore/KSA

    Thu, Oct 12 2023

    No jobs. Governments busy building temples and selling governments properties. Andh bakths supported unconditionally now theier condition is bad no other option left other than this.

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  • John Tauro, M'lore

    Thu, Oct 12 2023

    as if there were no thefts in the past.

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  • Dinesh, Dubai

    Fri, Oct 13 2023

    After 2014 it is legal profession. That is the only job created by Feku

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  • Jossy Tauro, Mangalore

    Thu, Oct 12 2023

    If police will take strong actions in this guy then he will not do this crimes .otherwise after sometime he will do same and people will loose their belongings like gold or important documents .After many cases on this guy why no proper action on him

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  • real kujuma, kodial

    Thu, Oct 12 2023

    no one will be spared..it is foolishness to do any criminal act during the rule of our great honourable just and honest ruler..king of kings...Janaab noormadi Sidda devaraya...police are on their toes...during chaddi they made 40%...now they are working like horses...otherwise...sidda will take their bend....

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  • John Tauro, M'lore

    Thu, Oct 12 2023

    donkeys work more than horses.

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