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Mumbai: Touched by a thief's story, cops help his family get closure

A known chain-snatcher told police he had left his criminal past to support his family after his brother went missing; probing his claim led railway cops to find out that the missing brother had died in a road accident a year ago

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Rakesh and Rajesh Chaudhary's parents being consoled by Borivli GRP on Monday

Rakesh and Rajesh Chaudhary's parents being consoled by Borivli GRP on Monday

The Borivli GRP, touched by a young train thief's story that he had turned over a new leaf after his elder brother went missing a year ago, went the extra mile to help try and trace him. They quickly formed a special team and took just six hours to find out what had happened.

During a recent drive to keep a check on on-record criminals, the Borivli GRP summoned a 20-year old chain-snatcher Rakesh Chaudhary to update their records on his activities. He told the cops that he had left behind his criminal past and had been helping his family earn a livelihood ever since his elder brother went missing.

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