Attempted ATM theft foiled in Dehu Road, two held
During night patrolling police constable Samadhan Patavkar and Kiran Patil noticed a suspicious car and when they were approaching the car, the accused escaped from the spot towards Alandi. At a nearby ATM, police noticed suspicious activities. Immediately, the police informed the seniors.
When police opened the shutter of the ATM, they found two individuals trying to break the ATM by using a gas cutter. They abused the police and threw stones at the constables. However, the police overpowered them with the help of locals.
Vikram Bansode, SPI at Dehu Road Police station said, 'Accused were part of an ATM theft gang operating in various parts of the state including Maharashtra.''
Police have recovered tools used in the crime, including a gas cutter, iron rods, and other equipment. A case has been filed at Dehu Road police station under BNS sections 310(2), 312, 132.
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