Suspended Maharashtra police jawan along with one arrested for robbery in Pune

<p>Both arrested by police from Vadodara With the help of Vadodara crime branch team, Maharashtra crime branch arrested two accused involved in robbery of 10 lakhs from Jewellery store in Pune. The incident happened one month earlier where the accused fired and robbed the jewellery. Out of the two arrested one was suspended police jawan […]</p>

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Suspended Maharashtra police jawan along with one arrested for robbery in Pune

Both arrested by police from Vadodara

With the help of Vadodara crime branch team, Maharashtra crime branch
arrested two accused involved in robbery of 10 lakhs from Jewellery store in
Pune. The incident happened one month earlier where the accused fired and
robbed the jewellery. Out of the two arrested one was suspended police jawan
and earlier involved in three cases of robbery.



As per details a robbery was reported in jewellery showroom
on Kothrud road in Pune on 25th November 2019. The accused fired and robbed
jewellery worth 10,19,600 from the showroom. During investigation Maharashtra
crime branch received the information about the accused taking shelter and
hiding in Vadodara.



Taking the help of Vadodara crime branch the Maharashtra
crime branch arrested the duo hiding in a lodge in Sayajigunj area of the city.
The team arrested suspended Maharashtra police jawan Sushil Maghre and another
accused Amit Chaudhary with pistol, three cartridges, knife and two
Mangalsutras from them.



Giving details Crime branch PI J.J. Patel said the accused
hiding in Delhi, Kolkata after the robbery and took shelter in Vadodara for
last three days in a lodge in Sayajigunj area. Both inloved in loot with fire
and one of them Sushil Maghre joined Maharashtra police in 2010. He was
involved in three cases of robbery in 2017 and he was later suspended from
service. Both were arrested by Maharashtra police with the help of Vadodara
crime branch and took them to Maharashtra for further investigation.





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