Woman dragged, gold chain snatched in broad daylight in Hubballi; CCTV sparks fear

 

Bengaluru  ;A chilling chain-snatching incident in Hubballi has triggered widespread fear after a woman was violently dragged on the सड़क by a bike-borne thief in Sadashiv Nagar. The incident, recorded on CCTV cameras, has gone viral online, drawing sharp reactions from citizens over rising crime in the city.

According to reports, the incident took place two days ago when the woman was walking alone on a relatively quiet road. The accused, who had been trailing her on a motorcycle, seized the opportunity when he noticed she was unaccompanied. In a sudden move, he tried to snatch the gold chain from her neck.

The victim attempted to resist the attack, but the situation quickly escalated. The assailant dragged her along the road in a shocking display of brutality. Even after she fell, the accused continued his assault until he managed to rip off the chain. He then sped away from the scene, leaving bystanders stunned.

The viral CCTV footage has intensified concerns among residents, particularly as the incident occurred in broad daylight. Citizens fear that criminals are increasingly targeting less crowded areas, taking advantage of gaps in surveillance and policing.

In a surprising development, the victim has not yet lodged a formal complaint with the police. Despite this, law enforcement authorities have taken the matter seriously after the video surfaced online. Police have begun efforts to trace the woman and record her statement to proceed with the investigation.

Officials have also launched a search operation to identify and arrest the accused. Teams are examining CCTV footage from nearby locations to track the suspect’s route and gather clues about his identity.

The incident has once again highlighted the need for enhanced security measures in residential areas. Police have appealed to the public to remain cautious and report suspicious activities promptly, as efforts continue to bring the perpetrator to justice.

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