If there is any major theft in ATMs, banks, stores, big companies, the first thing the police suspect is the people who work there .. because as far as they know where it is .. no one else knows .. even with that courage to catch the burglar in the house can not be God. An old manager who worked at More Market closed the store and committed a robbery in the middle of the night. However, the case was solved by the police in a very clever one day. The organizers on Monday lodged a complaint at the MRPalli police station alleging that Rs 2.70 lakh was stolen from the Byragi Patteda More market on Sunday. The police who registered the case went to the spot and investigated the theft. The thief did not break the shutter .. he lifted the shutter .. usually without going to the counter where the collection money is kept .. he pulled the locks on the table drawer next to the locker .. opened the locker and took the money. The police, after ascertaining that it was definitely a burglary committed by a person associated with the supermarket, investigated the matter and arrested the accused. P. Surendrababu, 29, of Cherlopalli Panchayat CRP Kuppam, Puttur Mandal, Chittoor District, worked as a manager at Byragi Pattadi More Supermarket. He had the cash counter and locker locks with him at the time, so he made duplicate locks and kept them near the house. Recently, Surendrababu was transferred to Puttur branch, but he kept the duplicate locks in his office without giving them to him. Every Saturday after the supermarket closes the business cash for the day is kept in a locker there and deposited in the bank on Monday morning. Surendrababu, who is well aware of the matter, plotted the theft on Sunday night with his duplicate locks. Surendrababu, realizing that there would be no night beats that day, removed the CCTV camera plug as soon as he pulled out the shutter locks with his duplicate key and went inside. He went straight to the locker, took it from the locker next door, opened the locker, locked the locker again after taking the money, lowered it under the supermarket main center, and locked it as usual. Surendrababu was worried that no one would recognize him. Everything that happened before the CCTV camera was plugged in was recorded on CCTV cameras.
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