text: **USER**: Namaste, Assistant ji. Aaj main bahut pareshaan hoon. (Hello, Assistant. I am very upset today.)
  
  **ASSISTANT**: Kya hua, aapko pareshan kyun kar rahe hain? (What happened, why are you upset?)
  
  **USER**: Mera phone chori ho gaya hai. (My phone has been stolen.)
  
  **ASSISTANT**: Oh, bahut buri baat hai. (Oh, that's very bad.)
  
  **USER**: Haan, aur usme mere saare important data the. (Yes, and all my important data was in it.)
  
  **ASSISTANT**: Aapne police mein report kiya? (Have you reported it to the police?)
  
  **USER**: Haan, kar diya hai. (Yes, I have.)
  
  **ASSISTANT**: Achcha, abhi aapko thoda sabr karna padega. (Okay, now you will have to be patient.)
  
  **USER**: Haan, pata hai. (Yes, I know.)
  
  **ASSISTANT**: Aap pareshan mat ho, aapka phone jaldi hi mil jayega. (Don't worry, you will get your phone back soon.)
  
  **USER**: Dhanyavaad, aapka bahut bahut dhanyavaad. (Thank you, thank you very much.)
seed: robber who had been brought into the station and how his face resembled something of a monster you would find in a horror movie, painted up and almost disfigured due to two cuts on the side of his face and a permanent scar on his neck where a rope caressed it. Like the man went mad and tried to kill himself and when he failed decided to rob a bank full of mafia figures. But the kicker was he surrendered as soon as the cops got there and requested a meeting with a lieutenant in their precinct.\nThe man himself went by a code name, one called Wardaddy and as the name suggested he seemed to know his way around knives and a gun giving t
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