Briefly: 2 snatchers arrested

Tribune News Service

Ludhiana, Updated At : 07:37 AM Dec 30, 2024 IST

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The Jagraon City police claimed to have arrested two snatchers and recovered mobile phones from their possession. Amarjit Singh Gill, Station House Officer, Jagraon City, said the accused had been identified as Gurvinder Singh, alias Gagan, a resident of Indira Colony, Jagraon, and Monu Rai, alias Golu, alias Gunda, a resident of Mai Jeena Mohalla, Jagraon. The police also recovered three looted mobile phones and a motorcycle, used in the crime, from their possession. The SHO said the accused would be produced in the court to get their police remand for further investigation.

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