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4 Arrested For Allegedly Assaulting Elderly Woman With Sharp-Edged Weapon, Robbing Jewellery In Titwala

Kalyan: Titwala police have arrested four men for allegedly breaking into the house of an elderly woman living alone in Sangoda village, assaulting her with a sharp-edged weapon and fleeing with her jewellery in broad daylight. The incident had created panic in the area, with the accused initially managing to evade the police. Daylight Robbery Reported According to police, the four accused…

4 Arrested For Allegedly Assaulting Elderly Woman With Sharp-Edged Weapon, Robbing Jewellery In Titwala

Four men have been arrested in Titwala after allegedly breaking into an elderly woman's home, assaulting her with a sharp object, and stealing her jewelry during the day. The incident left the community in shock, as the suspects managed to flee before police arrived. According to Titwala police, the four accused individuals entered the woman's house and committed the crime in broad daylight.

Following a victim's complaint, the police registered a case and launched an investigation. CCTV footage and surveillance helped track down the suspects, who have been identified as Rupesh Mhatre, Akshay Bhoir, Vidyadhar Patil, and Saroj Jadhav. The arrests and efforts to recover the stolen jewelry are ongoing. Police are also investigating the suspects' backgrounds to determine if they have a history of similar offenses.

The incident has raised concerns about the safety of elderly residents, particularly those living alone in the outskirts of the city.

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