Father, son arrested with stolen items in Delhi
The Delhi police arrested a father-son duo, who would buy stolen items from pickpockets and then sell them for a profit, from Mangolpuri. The father allegedly also used to teach theft to young boys and charge a commission from them. Cops nabbed them after a tip-off and seized ?2 lakh, 54 phones, 11 laptops, and a car from their possession.
The police have arrested a father-son duo, along with stolen items from pickpockets and mobile snatchers in the Capital. The accused, Nand Kishor alias Karate has been a dreaded history sheeter since the the last 25 years, operating in Sultanpuri area. He has also taught his son Subhash and several others the tricks of the trade of which has been a master. Sources said he had been taking commissions from young thieves. Karate is reportedly involved in as many as 65 cases of laptop and mobile theft at different police stations of the city. Besides, 42 other cases of robbery, NDPS, arms act, theft, pick-pocketing and house theft are registered against him in Sultanpuri police station alone. MN Tiwari, DCP of outer district said that father-son duo were nabbed following tip-off. 