Mangalore: Letter and logo thieves caught on camera


Mangalore: Letter and logo thieves caught on camera

Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore (BG)

Mangalore, Feb 13: A CCTV footage of miscreants trying to damage the name board of UAE Exchange at the Fernandes Group head office in Valencia has been released, giving vital clues about the culprits.

The incident occurred on Thursday December 20, 2012 after 3 am. The staff who noticed this informed, Wilson Fernandes, managing director, Fernandes Group.

After Fernandes returned to India last week, he went through the video footage from that night and found the theft recorded on the CCTV camera.

The CCTV footage clearly shows two men who came in an unidentified vehicle trying to damage the nameboard by plucking the letters and taking them away.

The motive behind the act and the identity of the duo is yet to be ascertained. Incidents of name board letters and vehicle logo thefts have been increasing in the city at an alarming rate.

These letters and logos are expensive and bring high market value. There also seems to be a major network working behind these activities, said sources.

A complaint has been lodged at Pandeshwar police station.

 

CCTV Footage

 

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  • VVP, Mangalore

    Thu, Feb 14 2013

    @Annapoorna, usage of the stolen ware in this case is known to all of us, since we all learnt the use of alphabets in school. :) I guess the clues are misleading your investigation.:D

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  • Amin Bhoja, Patte / Riyadh

    Thu, Feb 14 2013

    Night walkers and some their funny activities.

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  • Bulsam, Mangalore

    Thu, Feb 14 2013

    As a precaution it is always better to fix such expensive boards out of any hands reach.

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  • Neil, Mangalore/Dubai

    Thu, Feb 14 2013

    They have stolen "X-AGE" now you solve the anagram!

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  • V D K, Mangalore / Dubai

    Thu, Feb 14 2013

    Boys are Boys!!
    It’s just a fun time...to show off with friends and boast that's it!!
    Yes they are wrong...but we all have this mischievous..mind in us!! Fernandez group u got free publicity see....lucky U...

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  • Annapoorna, Mangalore.

    Thu, Feb 14 2013

    @VVP
    Yep! But to know the end use, usage in comic book and all....Looks like we have a clue here....!Thinking like a thief is one thing-knowing the use of stolen ware is another...!Right or wrong??

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  • Ronald D, Udupi

    Thu, Feb 14 2013

    I am sure some reader will be able to identify them! Will they inform the authority?

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  • Asif, Mangalore

    Thu, Feb 14 2013

    Ha ha ha!!! funny.... may be they want to teach their children A B C D..... in big alphabets....

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  • VVP, Mangalore

    Thu, Feb 14 2013

    Ms. Annapoorna, to catch a thief you have to think like a thief! :)

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  • Nelson Pinto, udupi/oman

    Thu, Feb 14 2013

    Bhari jagrathe malpod.

    Etthe karbala piriya athnd,
    nana nana edur, kande lakkdh thunaga ellad etthina pagarada gate uppandh.onji CC TV pagarogla padod.

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  • Annapoorna, Mangalore.

    Thu, Feb 14 2013

    Dear VVP-
    You have done very good research. Wonder if....if...!!

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  • Dev, Mangalore

    Thu, Feb 14 2013

    It seems they wanted to exchange money at that time after waking up early.
    Frustrated not been able to they exchanged their talent with new name Logo...ha..ha.

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  • jeevan, mangalore

    Thu, Feb 14 2013

    I am sure that if minority religious centers install CCTV congis will not dare to play their hidden game with help of miscreants...

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  • Ted, Mangalore

    Wed, Feb 13 2013

    Good Job by Fernandes Group.
    Every Business and Every Religious Institution should install CCTV's to catch the miscreants Red Handed and expose them to the world.

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  • VVP, Mangalore

    Wed, Feb 13 2013

    hahaha.. From the clip it is clear that the letters from the UAE Exchange board were not stolen for resale or profit as only 4 Alphabets were stolen with which you can form " X-Age" or " Age of X" which is the name of a comic book. Yes but definitely pre-planned and i don't think the intention was to destroy property of Fernandes Group either.

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  • ISMAIL.K.PERINJE, PERINJE-YANBU/KSA

    Wed, Feb 13 2013

    They could be identified by their neighbours because the outfit they were wearing is mark able.Very interesting episode and thieves always has research on how to steal and what to steal with innovative new methods and new items.

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  • George , Mangalore

    Wed, Feb 13 2013

    Should have a iota of shame on you well dressed man? The other guy tall -skinny looks like hired for the theft and obeying the dictas.
    Should catch hold of these and give the maximum punishment possible. Tie them into the Light Post at Hampankatta signal and let people watch this video footage.

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  • HENRY MISQUITH, Bahrain

    Wed, Feb 13 2013

    Very interesting Letter & Logo,thieves ....chor chori se jaye, Heraperi se na jaye....!!

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  • Lydia Lobo, Kadri

    Wed, Feb 13 2013

    Didn't we read in one of the articles in DW related to Drug addition about a well-to-do family's boy who stole logos and stocked them on the terrace of his house ?

    Could be helpful !

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