Man arrested, stolen property worth ₹8 lakh recovered in Anakapalli district
The Anakapalli (Rural) police on Tuesday arrested a person, who was allegedly involved in a series of thefts in the district. The police have recovered ₹8 lakh worth of property from the accused.
The arrested was identified as Ch. Demudu Naidu alias Naidu, a native of Devarapalli, Anakapalli, and a resident of Gajuwaka.
Superintendent of Police Tuhin Sinha said that the accused has been addicted to vices since small age and started to commit offences with his friends to lead a lavish life. He has been committing the house break-ins over a period of time. Cases were reported from the victims at Anakapalli (Rural), Chodavaram and Sabbavaram. After committing thefts, the accused stores them at Devarapalli.
Following the directions from the SP, under the supervision of Additional SP (Crimes) L. Mohan Rao, a team of police led by Anakapalli in-charge DSP B. Mohan Rao and Anakapalli Rural Circle Inspector G. Ashok Kumar arrested the accused. Acting on a tip-off, the police teams intercepted Naidu at Marturu Junction, while he was heading to Anakapalli to sell the gold on Tuesday. The recovered property include 7.5 tola gold ornaments and 28 tola silver ornaments.
Mr. Tuhin Sinha appealed to people to utilise the Locked House Monitoring System (LHMS) or install CCTV cameras in their houses to prevent crimes.
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