Five held in two robbery cases in city

Five held in two robbery cases in city
Chennai: Five people were arrested in connection with two separate robbery incidents reported in Vyasarpadi and Koyambedu. Police recovered the stolen valuables from them.In the incident reported in Koyambedu, police arrested two habitual offenders for snatching a gold chain from a young woman at the Koyambedu bus terminus and recovered the stolen jewellery, along with the two-wheeler used in the crime.
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Aarthi, 20, a resident of Sirkazhi, was at the Koyambedu bus terminus on Friday morning to travel to Andhra Pradesh when two men on a motorcycle snatched her gold chain and fled. Based on her complaint, the CMBT police registered a case and launched an investigation. A special team traced and arrested Mohamed Jafar, 27, of Villivakkam, and Vivek, 32, of Padi and recovered one sovereign gold chain from them. An investigation officer said Mohamed Jafar was a history-sheeter at JJ Nagar police station with 14 previous criminal cases, while Vivek had two prior cases against him. In another incident in Vyasarpadi, police arrested three men for assaulting a migrant worker and robbing his mobile phone near a temple in the area. The stolen phone and the two-wheeler used in the crime were recovered.Rameshwar Palvi, 25, a native of Madhya Pradesh, filed a complaint with the Sembium crime branch. Based on the complaint and an examination of CCTV footage from the area, police traced and arrested Shiva alias ‘Lottai' Shiva, 23, of Madhavaram, Lakshmanan, 22, of Vyasarpadi, and Nagaraj alias ‘YouTube' Nagaraj, 27, of Red Hills. All the accused were remanded in judicial custody.

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About the AuthorA Selvaraj

Selvaraj Arunachalam, widely known as Crime Selvaraj, is a veteran journalist with over 31 years of experience in crime reporting across leading Tamil and English newspapers. He has covered historic events, including the deaths of former Tamil Nadu Chief Ministers Jayalalithaa and M. Karunanidhi, the IPL betting scam, and the Kanchi Seer Sankararaman murder case. A familiar face in the digital space, he has given more than 500 interviews across 30 YouTube channels, with millions of views on social media. He has also featured in international documentaries on Netflix and Bloomberg, speaking on high-profile cases such as idol smuggler Subhash Kapoor and conman Sukesh Chandrasekar. Beyond journalism, he has acted in three films including the Tamil movie DNA, trained over 200 budding journalists, directed short films, and authored the English crime-poetry collection Chilled Love. His contributions have earned him the TOI Scribe Award and the Humanitarian Award from former Governor Dr. Tamilisai Soundararajan.

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