1 month ago
Burglars steal cash and goods from Mohali showroom
Some bad people broke into a store in Mohali late at night.
They took some computers, money, and other things worth a lot of money.
The store owner found everything messy in the morning and called the police.
The police are trying to find out who did it by looking at videos from cameras nearby.
The bad people came in a small car and took everything through the back door.
Burglars broke into Muscat School Mart showroom in Mohali's Phase-2 market.
They stole two laptops, Rs 85,000 in cash, a DVR, 20 laptop bags, and a CCTV camera.
The incident occurred around 2.15 am on Monday.
The burglars arrived in a Hyundai i10 car and broke open the rear shutter.
Police are investigating the case using CCTV footage from the surrounding area.
- Who
- Unidentified burglars
- What
- Burglary at Muscat School Mart showroom
- Where
- Phase-2 market, Mohali
- When
- 2.15 am on Monday
- Why
- To steal cash and valuables
Showroom Owner
Burglars
Loss of Property
Showroom Owner
Anil Arora, the showroom owner, suffered a significant loss of property including two laptops, Rs 85,000 in cash, a DVR, 20 laptop bags, and a CCTV camera.
Burglars
The burglars gained possession of the stolen items, which they likely intended to sell or use for personal gain.
Key facts
- Location
- Phase-2 market, Mohali
- Time of Incident
- 2.15 am on Monday
- Stolen Items
- Two laptops, Rs 85,000 in cash, DVR, 20 laptop bags, CCTV camera
- Vehicle Used
- Hyundai i10 car
- Investigation Status
- Ongoing
Sources
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