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Home / Haryana / Police Arrest 3 In Vehicle Theft Cases In Karnal

Police arrest 3 in vehicle theft cases in Karnal

Accused sent to judicial custody: anti-auto theft unit recovers several stolen vehicles
Tribune News Service
Karnal, Haryana, Updated At : 06:04 PM Jan 02, 2025 IST
The accused have been sent to judicial custody. Tribune photo

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An anti-auto theft unit of the Karnal police arrested three persons allegedly involved in different vehicle theft. The unit recovered 2 two-wheeler vehicles, a tractor and 2 trailers.

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The accused have been identified as Shamshad alias Soni, resident of Kohand, Nazim of Shamli in UP, and Sunil of Kattabagh here, said sub-inspector Rohtash Singh. He added that the accused have been sent to judicial custody.

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Acting on information, the team members arrested Shamshad and Nazim from Meerut road. During the interrogation, the suspects confessed to stealing two trailers. The police have recovered the stolen trailers and the tractor used in the thefts was seized from the accused.

The team also arrested Sunil from Baldi bypass.

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