Police jeep has been stolen

Police jeep has been stolen
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In an unusual incident, a thief managed to steal a police vehicle that was patrolling the National Highway in the Itikyal police station area of Gadwal district.

Gadwal: In an unusual incident, a thief managed to steal a police vehicle that was patrolling the National Highway in the Itikyal police station area of Gadwal district. The police officers, upon realizing their vehicle was gone, immediately shouted and ran after it. The thief eventually abandoned the vehicle near a petrol station but took the keys with him. The incident, which occurred on Monday, has been confirmed by reliable sources.

According to information. On Monday, Itikyal police arrived in a patrol vehicle to divert vehicles near Erra valli square. They get down and park on the side and divert the vehicles. Thinking that this was his chance, a thief drove away. None of the police there noticed this. After a while, the police got confused as the vehicle was not found. They went to the toll gate near Alampur square in the early morning in another vehicle. They asked the staff there to give the vehicle number and tell them if they see it. On the other hand, they started frantically searching for the patrol vehicle. Finally Kodanda puram Petrol Bunk.

The police, upon realizing their patrol vehicle was missing, went to the toll gate near Alampur square and asked the staff to monitor for the vehicle and report its sighting. Concurrently, they began searching for the vehicle themselves. Eventually, they received information that the vehicle was located near the Kodandapuram petrol station. Upon arriving, they found the vehicle, but the thief had taken the keys. The police are actively searching for the individual responsible for the theft.

This incident has sparked discussion about why the keys were left in the vehicle while it was parked. When questioned about the matter, Alampur CI Ravi Babu stated that he was on a different duty at the time and was unaware of the vehicle theft.

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