Fearless masked criminals looted about Rs 25 lakh in cash by cutting the cash box with a gas cutter in the SBI ATM located at Nawagarhi Bazar of Mufasil police station area in Munger, Bihar. Although the whole matter has been captured in the CCTV installed in the ATM. But the FIR has not been lodged by the bank management in the matter. While the police is probing the matter on the basis of CCTV footage.
Criminals wearing gloves, glasses and caps sprinkled spray on the camera
According to the CCTV footage, 2 masked criminals entered the SBI ATM in Navagarhi Bazar, wearing gloves, glasses and caps, and sprayed black colored spray on the CCTV camera installed there. ASP Parichay Kumar, who is investigating the case, said that the CCTV could not see the activity after the black spray. Meanwhile, the criminal easily cut the cash box and ran away with the cash kept in it. He told that the incident was informed by the bank management about half an hour late. When it was ascertained that the information was received late, it was found that the ATM related information has not been updated by the bank management. According to CCTV, the incident of breaking the ATM took place at 2.25. While the bank management informed the Munger police at 2.49 minutes. Police reached the spot and have started investigation.
Criminals of Haryana and Chhapra carry out such incidents
If a police officer is to be believed, the cash robbery incident was carried out by spraying black paint on the CCTV camera and cutting off the ATM in Nauwagarhi. Such incidents are carried out by organized gangs of Haryana and Chhapra. The members of this gang go to other districts and cut ATMs and carry out cash loot incidents. But which gang’s criminal carried out the incident of robbery by cutting ATM in Nauvagadi, it will be known only in the investigation of the police.
says superintendent of police
Superintendent of Police Jagunnath Reddy Jalareddy said that on Wednesday night in Nauvagadi, 2 masked criminals cut open the SBI ATM and ran away after stealing 25 to 30 lakh cash kept in it. On the basis of CCTV footage, a special team has been formed under the leadership of Sadar DSP along with the Mufassil police station chief to identify the criminals.