Burglars decamp with gold, cash

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Updated At : 12:51 PM Jul 16, 2021 IST

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Hisar, July 15

Some burglars stole 100 grams of gold, 100 silver coins, Rs 1 lakh cash, a scooty and a motorcycle from a house in Sector 6 in Hansi town of the district, last night.

House owner Vijay Garg informed the police that he came to know about the burglary at 3 am when he woke up and found his room locked from outside. He said the thieves had taken away gold ornaments, 100 silver coins besides the cash from the almirah. They also took away the scooty and motorcycle from the house.

The CCTV footage of the adjoining house indicated that five persons had entered the house at 1am and they were spotted coming out of the house at 2 am. They had decamped with the valuables and cash on two vehicles that were also stolen from the house. Later, Hansi SHO Vikas along with a team of forensic experts visited the spot.

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