5 bike thieves arrested, 11 stolen 2-wheelers recovered
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Bhubaneswar: Commissionerate police busted a bike-lifting gang on Saturday, arresting five individuals and recovering 11 stolen motorcycles. The operation was conducted by Tamando police following a complaint about theft of a high-end motorcycle in Kalinga Vihar area.
Police identified the primary accused as Manish Patnaik and Baburao Acharya. Their arrest led to the apprehension of three other gang members.
"Investigation was initiated after receiving a complaint from a bike owner in Kalinga Vihar," said a police spokesperson. "The suspects were identified through CCTV footage, leading to their arrest and subsequent court appearance."
Bhubaneswar DCP Jagmohan Meena told reporters that the interrogation of the primary accused helped police track down the remaining gang members and locate the stolen vehicles.
"Investigation is ongoing to identify and arrest other individuals connected to the gang," Meena added.TNN
Bhubaneswar: Commissionerate police busted a bike-lifting gang on Saturday, arresting five individuals and recovering 11 stolen motorcycles. The operation was conducted by Tamando police following a complaint about theft of a high-end motorcycle in Kalinga Vihar area.
Police identified the primary accused as Manish Patnaik and Baburao Acharya.
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Their arrest led to the apprehension of three other gang members.
"Investigation was initiated after receiving a complaint from a bike owner in Kalinga Vihar," said a police spokesperson. "The suspects were identified through CCTV footage, leading to their arrest and subsequent court appearance."
Bhubaneswar DCP Jagmohan Meena told reporters that the interrogation of the primary accused helped police track down the remaining gang members and locate the stolen vehicles. "Investigation is ongoing to identify and arrest other individuals connected to the gang," Meena added.TNN
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