Mumbai Crime: 37-Year-Old Woman Arrested For Allegedly Stealing ₹16.64 Lakh Gold, Cash From Army Officer’s Home At Cuffe Parade
Mumbai, August 18, 2026: The Cuffe Parade Police arrested a woman in connection with the theft of 16 tolas and 6 grams of gold ornaments, foreign currency and Indian cash from an Army officer’s residence at the Hadditil Army Campus. The stolen property was valued at approximately Rs 16.64 lakh. Police Trace Suspect Through CCTV Acting on the complaint, the Cuffe Parade Police launched an…
Mumbai's Cuffe Parade Police have apprehended a 37-year-old woman for allegedly stealing ₹16.64 lakh worth of gold ornaments, foreign currency, and Indian cash from the residence of an Army officer at Hadditil Army Campus. The stolen items, valued at around Rs 16.64 lakh, were recovered following a five-day investigative process that involved examining CCTV footage, conducting technical analysis, and gathering information from confidential informants.
The victim, Savita Rajiv Dwivedi, a 45-year-old resident of the Army Campus, left Mumbai for a two-month trip in January. The accused, Sapna Sanjay Singh, 37, was identified through CCTV footage and later arrested. Police are currently investigating the circumstances surrounding the theft and whether the accused has been involved in any other similar offenses.
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