Two snatchers land in police net

Four mobile phones recovered from them

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Updated At : 12:35 PM Jun 03, 2024 IST

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Chandigarh, June 2

Two snatchers have been arrested by the UT police.

Prince, a resident of Sector 52, had reported that on May 29, while he was on his way home on a bicycle, two scooter-borne miscreants snatched his mobile phone in Sector 50.

The police said when a motorcyclist chased the snatchers, they escaped into a forest area leaving their scooter behind.

During the investigation, two suspects, identified as Vijay Kumar, alias Bitu, a native of Bihar; and Arun, alias Kancha, a resident of Maloya, were arrested. The police recovered Prince’s phone from them.

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