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Two arrested with 14 stolen phones

The police have arrested two Sohana residents for stealing and snatching more than 14 phones. The suspects, identified as Aman Khan and Shavan Khan, used to snatch phones and hand these to a balloon seller, Devi Lal, near the Sector...

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Mohali, Updated At : 06:39 AM Dec 01, 2024 IST

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The police have arrested two Sohana residents for stealing and snatching more than 14 phones. The suspects, identified as Aman Khan and Shavan Khan, used to snatch phones and hand these to a balloon seller, Devi Lal, near the Sector 68-69 traffic lights. Devi Lal sold off the phones in Rajasthan. DSP City-2 Harsimran Singh Bal said the duo was arrested by the Phase-8 police during a blockade near a private hospital. A stolen mobile phone was recovered from Aman. On November 27, the duo had snatched a mobile phone from Aryan Sharma.

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