Breaking News: 9 Arrested in Jashore Preparations for Robbery
Jashore, Bangladesh – In a stunning turn of events, the DB Police in Jashore have apprehended nine individuals in connection with preparations for robbery. The arrests yielded a number plate-less pickup truck, stolen jewelry, homemade weapons, and tools used in theft. The operation took place in front of a restaurant at Monihar Mor on Wednesday night, where the “robbers” were caught.
Details of the Arrests
Among those arrested were Bilal Molla, son of a resident of Chhogharia Gram in Shailkupa Upazila of Magura district, Tariqul, son of Abdul Haque Kazi, Jasim Uddin, son of the late Habibur Rahman from Sanda Talukdar Gram in the same Upazila, Bisu, son of Khorshed Alam from Birampur in Jashore Sadar Upazila, Arifuzzaman, son of Jonnal Abedin from Ramnagar Mudli Khan Para, Akbar Gazi, son of Abdul Sattar Gazi from Chanchra Bhatudia Gram, Mahasin Ali alias Alam, son of Abu Hossain Gazi from Benapole Port Thana’s Bagmari Gram, Saheb Ali, son of Shamshul Haq from Kalaroa Upazila in Satkhira district, and Bilal Gazi, son of Badsha Gazi from Chitla Gram in Kolaroa Upazila.
The Jashore District Police issued a press release at 11:00 PM, informing the public about the arrests. According to the police statement, the suspects were involved in various criminal activities, including theft and robbery in and around Jashore. This time, they were caught in the act of preparing for a robbery, a departure from their usual modus operandi.
Police Investigation and Recovery
The police revealed that based on the suspects’ confessions, a stolen Easy Bike from Benapole was recovered. The bike was used in a theft in Moniram Pur in Jashore. The case has been registered at the Kotwali Model Police Station in Jashore. The owner of the Easy Bike, Badi, has filed a separate case in this regard.
Conclusion
This recent incident sheds light on the ongoing issue of theft and robbery in the region, highlighting the importance of continued vigilance and swift police action to curb criminal activities. The arrests of these nine individuals serve as a warning to others involved in similar illegal activities that law enforcement is actively working to maintain peace and order in Jashore and its surrounding areas. Let this be a reminder that crime does not pay, and the authorities will not hesitate to take action against those who break the law.
