Regd. No. MH/MR/South-160/2012-14 RNI Regn. No. 43675/1985 MUMBAI SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 2014 24 PAGES `3 Website: www.afternoondc.in
Aft er oo MINOR MOBILE ROBBERS
DESPATCH & COURIER TWO BOYS PUSH AND IRRITATE VICTIM, WHILE THE THIRD STEALS HIS CELLPHONE
The CCTV footage of the robbery involving Ashok Patel and the minors at Churchgate railway station.
MUMBHAI Vikas Sabnis
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hree minor boys were caught on camera recently at Churchgate station while they stole a mobile phone of one Ashok Patel, when he was purchasing a ticket. The three boys aged between 9 to 14 years surrounded Patel. One of them stood behind him pretending to buy a ticket, another, with a newspaper in his hand stood to Patel's right and the third boy kept pushing Patel from the left side. While the boy behind him and to his left pushed him, the youngest boy, hiding his hand behind the newspaper removed Patel's Samsung note 3 phone, while Patel bent at the window to purchase his ticket.The two boys kept pushing and irritating Patel and at that moment the third boy, the youngest, flicked Patel's cell phone and left the place, while the others left in different directions. Walking a few metres away from the ticket counter, Patel realised that his phone was stolen and then was shocked when he saw the whole incident on the CCTV footage with the police. Patel said: “I was shocked to realise after a while that my phone was missing. Soon I went to the railway police station and complained. Initially the cops were not ready to take the case, but after looking at the CCTV footage they filed a case against the three unidentified boys. I learned that there have been a Continued on pg 12 «
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