Hyderabad police apprehends 3 accused for stealing vehicles

ANI
15 May 2022, 00:07 GMT+10

Hyderabad (Telangana) [India], May 14 (ANI): The city police apprehended three persons for allegedly stealing automobiles and seized the stolen vehicles, Karkhana police informed on Saturday.

G Venkateshwarlu, Additional Deputy Commissioner of Police (ADCP), North Zone stated that the Karkhana Police conducted vehicle checking at Willington X Roads, and took into custody two persons who were travelling on bikes without proper documents.

During the verification, the accused confessed that they used to steal automobiles (two and four-wheelers vehicles) under the limits of Hyderabad, the DCP said.

Further, it was revealed that Abdul Rahim, a scrap businessman used to purchase the stolen vehicles from the accused persons.

"All the three accused have been arrested and the stolen vehicles were also seized," Venkateshwarlu said. (ANI)

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