Robbery at Hospital: Jewellery stolen from patient recovered from another patient's house in TN
Tuticorin: In a case of robbery at a hospital, a patient of Thoothukudi government medical college and hospital allegedly stole a five sovereign gold chain from another patient visiting the hospital. However, the stolen pieces of jewellery worth Rs 1.85 lakh were recovered after examining the CCTV footage.
After 19 days of the incident that took place on December 30, 2020, Tuticorin Police has recovered the chain from the house of the alleged accused identified as M Oorkavalan (45).
The case was solved with the help provided by the hospital in examining the CCTV footage. Police identified the person who allegedly took the chain. On Tuesday, the owner got her chain back by the Superintendent of Police (SP) of Tuticorin district, S Jayakumar, at the South police station.
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As per the latest media report by the Times of India, S Inbamani, visited the hospital along with her son, S Sampathkumar, on December 30, 2020. During the procedure of a scan, she removed the gold chain and kept it at a place while her relatives had been waiting for her return.
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