Panchkula Police Nab Serial Burglar, Recover Stolen Jewellery
Panchkula Police Arrest Burglar, Recover Gold & Silver

In a significant breakthrough, the Panchkula police crime branch has successfully apprehended a serial burglar responsible for a spate of house thefts in the area. The arrest led to the recovery of valuable stolen jewellery, including items made of gold and silver.

Accused Arrested Following Tip-Off

Acting on specific intelligence, a dedicated team from the Sector 19 crime branch, led by CB in-charge Mukesh Saini, conducted a raid and captured the accused. The arrest took place in the Budhanpur area on December 17.

The individual taken into custody has been identified as Rohit, also known as Vinodi, a resident of Rajiv Colony. Police investigations revealed his involvement in a series of property crimes that had been troubling local residents.

Modus Operandi and Confessions

During interrogation, the accused disclosed his criminal methodology. He specifically targeted locked houses after conducting thorough reconnaissance to ensure the premises were empty. This careful planning allowed him to execute multiple burglaries.

Rohit confessed to his involvement in a total of five theft-related crimes. His criminal portfolio included four distinct burglaries and one snatching incident. The police have connected him to this series of offences based on his detailed admissions and recovered evidence.

Recovery of Stolen Valuables

The police operation yielded a successful recovery of stolen items from the accused's possession. The seized valuables include:

  • A pair of gold earrings
  • One gold ring
  • A silver anklet
  • One silver coin

These items are believed to be part of the loot from the burglaries he committed. The recovery provides crucial material evidence and offers hope for the victims to reclaim their property.

Legal Proceedings Commence

Following his arrest and the completion of initial questioning, the Panchkula police presented the accused before the court. Rohit was formally produced in court on December 18, marking the start of the judicial process against him.

This arrest is expected to bring relief to residents and is seen as a major success for the crime branch. It underscores the effectiveness of tip-based policing and focused investigative work in tackling property crimes and enhancing public safety in Panchkula.