New Delhi, May 21: The police in South Delhi have achieved a significant breakthrough. They have arrested an active member of the infamous ‘Kaku Gang.’ This arrest has led to the resolution of several mobile theft and snatching cases, revealing the operations of an organized network involved in selling stolen mobile phones.
Delhi police officials reported on Thursday that this gang was systematically engaged in mobile theft, snatching, and selling stolen mobile phones in South Delhi areas. The arrested suspect was found in possession of three stolen mobile phones linked to cases registered at the Saket and Maidangarhi police stations.
According to officials, on Tuesday, the Delhi police received a specific tip-off indicating that an active member of the ‘Kaku Gang,’ known as Gopal alias Kaku, would be near Dhobi Ghat, Block-5, South Puri, Delhi, to sell stolen mobile phones.
To apprehend the suspect, a special team was formed under Inspector Anuj Kumar and supervised by Arvind Kumar. Acting swiftly, the police team set up a strategic trap and successfully arrested the suspect before he could escape.
During the search, three mobile phones were recovered from him. Investigations revealed that these phones were connected to cases registered at the Saket and Maidangarhi police stations.
During interrogation, the suspect admitted to being an active member of the ‘Kaku Gang,’ which is involved in organized mobile theft and snatching incidents in Delhi and surrounding areas. Gang members typically target travelers and pedestrians in crowded places, disposing of the stolen mobile phones through buyers and their criminal associates to evade police capture.
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