(Source: Twitter)īut a seven-episode Netflix series, Delhi Crime, now wants us to believe that the Delhi Police did all it could to solve the crime as its over-stretched, over-worked personnel arrested all six accused in the case within five days. The bus - driven reportedly by an unlicensed driver - remained undisturbed by officers of the law.ĭecemThe bus in which the 23-year-old paramedic student was gang raped.
The gang rape itself reportedly went on for about an hour. He also recently bought a gold necklace worth Rs 1.5 lakh for his wife," the officer said.On December 16, 2012, a private bus moved about on the roads of the national capital undetected - even as six of its occupants, including the bus driver, robbed a man, beat up a woman and her male friend, then gang-raped the 23-year-old paramedic student with bestiality so grave, it forced the world to take note of the crime. He spends the earned money out of snatching for his girlfriends takes them to different restaurants and spends more than Rs 1 lakh on his lifestyle and girlfriends.
"He has admitted to have snatched more than 100 mobile phones since he came out of the jail on October 4 this year. "On Monday, information was received by SHO Seemapuri Vinay Kumar Yadav that the snatcher will pass through on his bike from the area of Chintamani Chowk and accordingly, a dedicated team was constituted and he was nabbed," he said. Police said the accused uses a high-end stolen bike for committing the crime in the trans-Yamuna area and Uttar Pradesh border areas with a monthly target to snatch around 30-40 mobile phones to earn at least Rs 1 lakh per month.ĭeputy Commissioner of Police (Shahdara) R Sathiyasundaram said they have been getting regular PCR calls from various areas of Shahdara, North East and East districts of Delhi in the last six months about a biker snatching away mobile phones. He has a wife and two girlfriends and spends more than Rs 1 lakh on his lifestyle and girlfriends - one of them is a doctor while another is a nurse at a major hospital in Delhi, they said. A 27-year-old man, who admitted to more than 100 snatching incidents since coming out of jail in early October, was arrested from Shahdara area in Delhi, police said on Tuesday.Īdil Malik, who hails from Uttar Pradesh, is a fitness freak and leads a lavish life from the earnings through such thefts.
0 kommentar(er)
