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IMPHAL, May 22 : The Court of Chief Judicial Magistrate, Imphal West, has remanded a 42-year-old man on the charge of stealing Rs 1,67,563 from the Delhivery warehouse at Langjing Achouba.
The accused, Ingudam Manoranjan, son of the Late Gambhir of Sagolband Ingudam Leirak, was produced before the Court by Lamphel police, who requested that he be remanded to police custody.
Details from the APP
The SPOC of Delhivery filed a complaint with Lamphel Police Station, reporting a burglary at the warehouse on May 13 around 2.15 am.
CCTV footage showed an unknown individual wearing a cap and covering his face with a scarf near the warehouse at approximately 2.09 am.
The person entered the warehouse at around 2.11 am and left at about 2.15 am, taking Rs 1,67,563 from the warehouse locker.
During the investigation, police arrested the accused yesterday and also recovered the moped used in the crime from Tera Amudon Akham Leikai.
The accused reportedly admitted to the charges.
Court verdict
After hearing submissions from the APP and reviewing the case records, the Court remanded the accused to six days of police custody, until May 27.
The accused, Ingudam Manoranjan, son of the Late Gambhir of Sagolband Ingudam Leirak, was produced before the Court by Lamphel police, who requested that he be remanded to police custody.
Details from the APP
The SPOC of Delhivery filed a complaint with Lamphel Police Station, reporting a burglary at the warehouse on May 13 around 2.15 am.
CCTV footage showed an unknown individual wearing a cap and covering his face with a scarf near the warehouse at approximately 2.09 am.
The person entered the warehouse at around 2.11 am and left at about 2.15 am, taking Rs 1,67,563 from the warehouse locker.
During the investigation, police arrested the accused yesterday and also recovered the moped used in the crime from Tera Amudon Akham Leikai.
The accused reportedly admitted to the charges.
Court verdict
After hearing submissions from the APP and reviewing the case records, the Court remanded the accused to six days of police custody, until May 27.