Coimbatore: After a recent surge in a home burglary, the city police have urged the people who came out after locking their homes to tell them about the same thing as calling or sending messages at 9498181213 and 8190000100.
“If people provide addresses They, police personnel will cover their homes during patrols, “said a police officer, added,” People can also tell the police about parents who live alone.
“The patrol team will visit the area and take steps that are needed to help them.
“On one of the break-ins recently, unidentified people have made gold ornaments weighing 20 sovereign, diamond rings and some silver ornaments from the house at Kattooro’s house on Thursday.
Kattoor police said the thief hit the house Jeshi Priscilla who was 26 years old, Victor Devalter’s wife, in Kaleeswara Nagar, when he went to church in Kovaipur on Thursday.
“The mother-in-law who was 57 years old R Amalarpavam, who lived with him, also went to his daughter’s residence on Jalan Nagappachettiar,” said a police officer.
When Amalarppam, who left the last house after locking it, returned home at night, the officer said, he found the lock of the front door broken open and clothes spread on the floor.
He called Jeshi, who discovered diamond ornaments, gold and silver lost from the bureau in his room and was alerted by the Kattoor police.
Shanthi police inspector and the team visited the crime scene and held an investigation with Jeshi and neighbors.
They also collected CCTV footage from the closest places.
Forensic experts visit the house and raise some fingerprints.
A sniffer dog is also pressed into service.
The Kattoor police have registered a case and formed a special team to capture thieves.
“Usually, the thief damages the door also when opening a door lock open.
In this case, the door is still intact.
The same modus operandi was reported in the Break-in House in Nanda Nagar near Saanallur on Wednesday.
Special team is working on various angles to track thieves, “The officer said.
Tell us about locked houses to curb break-in, the police told residents
