Haveri police return stolen property worth ₹2.30 crore to owners
Haveri police in India have returned stolen property worth ₹2.30 crore to owners after solving 46 criminal cases. The recovery includes gold, cash, and vehicles seized between January and July.
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The Haveri police on Thursday returned stolen property worth about ₹2.30 crore to its rightful owners after solving 46 criminal cases, including various house break-ins and temple thefts in the district.
Addressing press persons in Haveri on Thursday, Superintendent of Police of Haveri district Yashodha Vantagodi said that the police had recovered gold ornaments worth ₹1.18 crore, cash amounting to ₹63.20 lakh, silver ornaments valued at ₹34.57 lakh, vehicles worth ₹8.68 lakh, mobile phones and other valuables between January and July.
She said that among the significant breakthroughs were the Makaravalli and Byadagi robbery cases, in which the accused was traced and arrested in Surat, Gujarat. In another burglary involving the theft of gold ornaments, the accused was traced to Madhya Pradesh.
“The Police Department is committed to ensuring justice for victims by tracing offenders and recovering stolen property,” Ms. Vantagodi said.
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