Woman’s gold chain snatched from housing society in Sector 126, Mohali

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Updated At : 12:38 PM Jul 22, 2021 IST

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Mohali, July 21

A masked man entered a house in a housing society in Sector 126 and snatched a gold chain from a woman this afternoon. The suspect entered the house on the pretext of asking for an address. He snatched the chain from the woman before fleeing with his accomplice who was waiting on a motorcycle outside the house around 2:28 pm.

The victim’s husband tried to chase the suspects, but they managed to flee. The police combed the area, but failed to nab the snatchers. The incident has been captured on a CCTV camera. The police are now trying to nab the suspects with the help of the motorcycle’s registration number.

Kharar City SHO Ashok Kumar said: “A case was registered at the Kharar City police station. The police are scanning the CCTV footage to get clue about the snatchers.” — TNS

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