Woman Cop Catches Scooter Thief After Movie-Style Chase In Delhi

 A lady sub-reviewer pursued a man in the blocked paths of Bhajanpura in New Delhi and nailed him down in the span of an hour of him taking a bike by following the live area of casualty's cell phone.


As indicated by Delhi Police, the occurrence occurred on May 30.


New Delhi:


A lady sub-examiner pursued a man in the clogged paths of Bhajanpura in New Delhi and nailed him down in no less than an hour of him taking a bike by following the live area of casualty's cell phone which was inside the boot of the taken bike, police said on Wednesday.


In what seemed like a scene straight out of a Bollywood thrill ride, sub-monitor Preeti Saini followed Haider Raja through his live area, followed him alongside her group wearing civilian clothes lastly got him, they said.


Police said at a certain point, spectators thought the group was superfluously focusing on Raja as they were not wearing khaki. The occurrence occurred on May 30.


Ramesh Kargati, a representative in a workmanship store, left his cell phone inside the boot of his bike on Monday, stopped the bike at Sur Yamuna Ghat and went to clean up as a feature of a custom, police said.


In any case, when he returned, his bike was gone, police said.


At the point when the matter was accounted for by Kargati at the Timarpur police headquarters, the undertaking to follow the bike was doled out to Ms Saini who acted speedily and comprised a group, police said.


Mr Kargati let the police know that his versatile which was in the boot of the bike was on quiet mode yet dynamic.


As 25-year-old Ms Saini gotten a move on began pursuing the denounced, the PC cell of the north locale police kept her refreshed with the live areas of Mr Kargati's cell phone occasionally, authorities said.


"We promptly attempted to follow the area of the blamed involving live area for the cell phone. The live area was followed to Bhajanpura. We began getting live area of the bike inside 10-15 minutes of getting the grumbling. We additionally took the casualty alongside us.


"As the taken was moving, we were getting various areas occasionally. At last, we focused on an area after the bike halted," Ms Saini told PTI.


Ms Saini said in the wake of seeing the bike stopped, they chose to trust that the denounced will return and encompass him from all sides.


"When he approached the bike with a convey pack in his grasp and attempted to begin the vehicle, we nailed him down. We likewise recuperated the casualty's cell phone," Ms Saini added.


The taken bike was given over to the casualty alongside his telephone, police said.


During cross examination, the blamed uncovered that he used to take bikes and cruisers left on side of the road by utilizing an expert key and afterward took the taken vehicles to another spot. He would then eliminate their batteries with the goal that vehicle couldn't be taken further, said Sagar Singh Kalsi, Deputy Commissioner of Police (North).


The denounced was recently engaged with 22 other comparative cases and has been recorded as the "Terrible Character" at the Subzi Mandi police headquarters, he said.

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