Nagpur: Lockdown Blues seems to have taken the toll on the son of the former police, Pravesh Kangale, who began stealing a bicycle frustrated because he would not find a match to get married.
Kangale, whose brother-in-law was also in the police department, was running out of luck after the police began to look for it after a bicycle theft at the police headquarters.
The Gittikhadan police team, under the senior inspector of Kalyankar, was studied to recover eight stolen bikes from Kangale which he had left after they ran out of fuel.
The police said Kangale barely threw bicycles after stealing them.
Although Kangale had received a record of bicycle theft before, there was no record of any crime after 2014.
Police said Kangale had stolen half a dozen vehicles between 18 and 19 July before being stuck on July 20.
He has frustrated alone and desires to get married but there is no relative, including his brother, take interest in it.
According to the police, Kangale has revealed during his interrogation that it was not married so torturing him so he became revenge.
It was studied by Kangale, who got his livelihood through small works, had left unemployment due to locking.
Loneliness and unemployment encouraged him to do bicycle theft.
“He (Kangale) is basically a bicycle-targeted whose handle will be left unlocked.
He uses a few master keys to start the ignition of a bicycle and run away with them.
After the excitement, Kangale will leave and steal other bikes,” said Sub-Inspector Datta Dahhkar from Gittikhan police station.
Undied that Kangale had stolen a bicycle from Hingna and came to the police headquarters where he used to stay early when his father was in the police department.
Kangale stuck after Constable Baljeet Thakur information.
After his arrest, the police recovered stolen bicycles by Kangale from various places where he had left them parking.
He has stolen a bicycle from conscious, MIDC, Hingna, Mancapure, conscious and Gittikhan, said the source.
Police said some people who were arrested like Kangale had stated during their custodian interrogation that they were forced to steal after being considered unemployed due to locking.