Four-year-old girl traced near Bapatla railway station with RTGS 360° technology
Police in Guntur successfully traced a kidnapped four-year-old girl near the Bapatla railway station using RTGS 360° technology. Two suspects were detained, and the child was safely recovered and returned to her family.
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The successful use of advanced surveillance and tracking technology demonstrates the effectiveness of modern law enforcement tools in resolving abduction cases quickly.
Lalapet police traced a four-year-old girl who was allegedly taken away from her grandmother and detained two persons with the help of RTGS 360° technology, Guntur East DSP P. Sitharam said on Friday.
The case was registered at the Lalapet police station under Section 137(2) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), following a complaint lodged by a 65-year-old woman from Saibaba Colony.
The woman told the police that her four-year-old granddaughter had been taken away by her daughter-in-law’s brother, Pasupuleti Sai Manoj Kumar, on the pretext of buying her snacks. However, he did not return with the child.
During the investigation, the police examined CCTV footage from several locations in Guntur and identified Manoj Kumar and his wife Sheikh Sumaya, taking the child with them. The police then monitored CCTV footage from the Guntur and Vijayawada bus stands and railway station areas.
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