Archive · 5 Dec 2025
Gang Arrested for Sheep Thefts Using Self-Drive Cars
A group of five young men in India were caught stealing sheep and breaking into houses.
They used special cars that they could drive themselves to go to different villages at night.
The group would find the villages first, then go back at night to steal the sheep and sell them to one of the group members who sells meat.
The police found them because they saw the cars with sheep hair and poop inside.
The police caught them and found some money and phones on them.
The group had been in trouble before for stealing things like motorcycles and money from houses.
They thought stealing sheep would be easier and less risky.
A five-member gang was arrested for a series of sheep thefts and burglaries in Warangal district.
The gang used self-drive cars to travel to target villages at night and steal sheep.
The stolen sheep were sold to a meat seller who was part of the gang.
Police seized two cars, five mobile phones, and ₹1.6 lakh in cash from the suspects.
The gang had previously been arrested for house burglaries and two-wheeler thefts.
- Who
- Five-member gang: B. Sai Charan, M.D. Gouse Pasha, Kota Vishwateja, Rayapuram Sai, Angadi Venkanna
- What
- Sheep thefts and burglaries using self-drive cars
- When
- Arrested on Thursday (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- Warangal district, Telangana, India
- Why
- To support their spending habits after other crimes
- Location
- Warangal district, Telangana, India
- Arrested Members
- 5
- Seized Items
- 2 cars, 5 mobile phones, ₹1.6 lakh in cash
- Sheep Stolen
- 4
- Houses Burglarized
- 2
- Cash Stolen
- ₹1.05 lakh
- Arrest Date
- Thursday (specific date not mentioned)