Incident of chain snatching
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Incident of chain snatching
Chain-snatchers continue to prowl in the city with repeated instances of them targeting women, even those standing in front of their houses, getting reported.
On Tuesday, two youths who came in a two-wheeler snatched 4.5 sovereign gold chain of K. Pushpa (58), a resident of Ayya Samy Kovil Street at Kempatty Colony, when she was standing on the road in front of her house after dinner.
The police said that the rider wore a helmet and the pillion rider who snatched the chain wore a mask. The Bazaar Street police have started investigation based on a complaint lodged by the woman.
In another incident, two-wheeler-borne miscreants snatched the chain of a 50-year-old woman from Madukkarai Market Road, near Kuniyamuthur, on Tuesday evening.
According to the police, two men targeted P. Rajasevi, a resident of the housing unit at Kurichi, when she was standing in front of her grocery store at Kamaraj Nagar on Madukkarai market road around 6.30 p.m.
The police said that the woman managed to hold her seven sovereign gold chain which the pillion-rider tried to lift. However, the snatchers got away with a major portion of the chain weighing around five sovereign. The Kuniyamuthur police have registered a case based on the woman’s complaint.
On Monday, two men had snatched five sovereign gold chain of a woman at Muthu Nagar near Eachanari within the limits of the Podanur police station.
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Snatch theft is a criminal act. It is typical for two thieves to work together and ride on a moped to make theft and escape. One day a lady was standing in a queue at a bus stand. As she was waiting for the bus a scooterist came there, driving slowly. A young man who was standing behind the lady snatched her gold chain in no time. He ran and sat on the pillion of the scooter. The scooterist drove away the vehicle at a very high speed. The people ran after them but in vain.