Ludhiana: The thief targets a popular bakery and bread shop in Gill Road and is covered with cash of RS 35,000.
The incident occurred on January 27 and was arrested on CCTV cameras, but the police number 6 division had not registered a case in this case so far.
After that, the shop owner made CCTV recordings from viral viral.
He also accused that the same defendant had executed dozens of theft and seizing in the area, the police had not taken action so far.
Gurpreet Singh, the city-based model owner from Dyal Sweet Shop & Bakery, said he had returned after closing his shop on January 26 night.
Around 5:15 a.m., he received a call from the guard that the shutter of the store was broken.
He rushed to the store and found a broken cash drawer.
“I checked CCTV’s footage and saw two men on a motorcycle carrying crime.
The accusation was originally trying to solve the shutter, but it failed.
After that, they pulled the shutter and made a gap.
One of the defendants entered the store and used some sharp tools broke out opening the cash drawer .
They took Rs 35,000 kept in a drawer.
While fleeing, the defendant also took power supply devices, might think it to be a DVR from CCTV cameras, “added Gurpreet.
Gurpreet said he filed a complaint with the division of police number 6 on the same day, but the police did not register the case even after two days.
Therefore, he must make CCTV viral to build pressure on the police.
The shop owner said, “The defendant who was arrested on CCTV cameras had previously executed a dozen theft and grabbed in the area in the last four months.
The incident happened despite the fact that the CIA-III office and permanent police checkpoint were located just a few meters away.” Initially, ASI Sukhdev Singh, investigators officers, said the police would file an arrest of allegations.
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Then, breast milk said the complainant had asked to delay fir and rather traced the defendant first.
If the complainant wants, the police will register the case first, he added.
Shop owner made a video burglary viral waking up the police
