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Before Jain could raise an alarm, the two thieves fled the scene.
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Inspector P M Patil of the Byculla police station said that special teams have been formed to track down the accused. "Other police stations have been alerted. The thieves may try to sell their booty at one of the jewellery shops, so we have asked officers to keep an eye on ornament stores,Louboutin pas cher homme," said Patil.
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A case of robbery has been registered.
Box: Recent cases
September 22,longchamps sac, 2011: Kherwadi police arrested two college students Abhilash Shetty and Satish Gobhal for snatching the bag of pedestrian Mamta Kher (23) who was on her way home in an auto rickshaw. They were on a motorbike when the pillion rider reportedly snatched her bag and tried to flee but was caught by passing motorists. They took up the crime to fund their lavish lifestyle.
May 23,chaussure nike requin tn, 2011: The Juhu police arrested brother sister cousins Rudolph David Gay (22) and Ruth Phillis Gay (25) allegedly been involved in 27 cases of bag snatchings that they have committed between Bandra and Andheri since February. The two targeted people travelling in autorickshaws. Rudolph, riding a bike, would flick the victim's handbag with one hand, and pass it over to Ruth who would ride pillion with him. Victims in all the cases complained said that a young boy rides the bike and a girl with a tattoo on her leg was riding pillion. The police recovered 15 handbags, 13 mobile phones, 10 chargers and three cameras from them.
January 11, 2011: Navghar police in Mulund (East) arrested two boys Hussain alias Sikandar Khan (1 and Shariq Sher Ali (17) residents of Mumbra for allegedly being involved in a series of bag snatching cases along the Eastern Express Highway. They used to drive up and down the EEH on a bike and snatch bags from women who were travelling alone in autorickshaws. Their luck ran out when they snatched the bag of Laura Fernandez (36) on December 31 near Mulund. The duo also confessed that they had been involved in five other bag snatching cases along the EEH.????????
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