Police head constable’s purse robbed


Team Udayavani, Apr 29, 2018, 12:57 PM IST

Bengaluru: A police head constable’s wallet was allegedly robbed at a paying guest accommodation where she lived in Mathikere, here.

The victim, Jyothi BA (29) working at Malleswaram police station, filed a complaint with the jurisdictional Yeshwantpur police on April 26.

In her complaint, she states that the wallet had her ID card, Aadhaar card, debit card, a gold chain and other items worth Rs. 45,000.

The police, who went to the PG for inspection, said the CCTV had stopped functioning owing to a wiring problem. “There is a possibility that someone could have disconnected the CCTV to commit the theft,” said the police.

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