Minor boy among two nabbed for snatching

19 mobiles, three bikes without number plates, iron rod seized

Tribune News Service

Ludhiana, Updated At : 09:07 AM Nov 29, 2024 IST

One of the suspects in police custody in Ludhiana.

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The Haibowal police have arrested two persons, including a minor. The police have recovered snatched mobile phones and motorcycles from them.

A 15-year-old boy, a resident of Sun City, was among the duo arrested by the police. Nineteen snatched mobile phones were seized from him. Since he was a minor, he was sent to a observation home in the Shimlapuri area.

The other suspect, Inderjit Singh (20), alias Indu, was arrested by the police and three motorcycles without registration number plates and an iron rod were seized from him. Two cases are already registered against Inderjit at the Division Number 8 and Haibowal police stations. The suspects were sent to police remand.

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