Cop arrested for training theft techniques in Kadapa

Cop arrested for training theft techniques in Kadapa
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Constable arrested for taking trainer role training thieves

Kadapa: It is very common for aged thieves to teach techniques to their juniors on different kind of thefts. There are two notorious places Kapparalla Tippa, and Stuart Puram, where several families purely depend on robberies and aged buglers teach tips to the children. Huge amounts are also offered to the teachers. This is all professional.

Interestingly, a constable took the role of a trainer. He accepted to train three-member gang on how to make quick money. But, he was caught by the police after his plan misfired. Finally, the greedy crop landed in jail. This interesting episode came to light after Renigunta police arrested the constable and produced him before the court on Monday.

According to the police Nakka Rajasekhar a gold merchant of Proddaturu town, K.Prasad printing press owner of Yerraguntla town, V Pulla Reddy (working in army) Nakkoni palle village of Mylavaram Mandal robbed the 1,080 grams gold from a gold merchant Mukundarajan of Tamil Nadu state in disguise of police near Pakala of Chittor district, while he was travelling in Jayanthi express on June 11.

Based on complaint lodged by gold merchant, police arrested 3-member gang at Renigunta on July 16. During the interrogation, the trio disclosed that they have robbed the gold merchant under the guidance of police constable Subba Rayudu working command control division of Proddaturu police state.

Police said that one among three accused Nakka Rajasekhar(Gold merchant Proddaturu) who suffered huge loses in gold business two months ago approached constable Subba rayudu for seeking his advise to rob the Swamynathen who was regularly coming to proddaturu for selling gold ornaments. The police constable designed plan to rob the gold merchant in the train in disguise of police. Meanwhile, police likely produced constable Subbarayudu before magistrate at Renigunta on Monday.

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