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Facebook inspires youth for crime
Facebook inspires youth for crime in Hyderabad, Later the duo has stolen a pulsar bike parked in front of a cell phone shop in Baglingampally.
Langarhouse: Inspired by a Facebook post, an engineering student along with his friend had stolen a bike. They were caught by the police, after one day. A resident of Priyadarshini colony in Karimnagar, named Arun aged about 22 years is studying in B. Tech second year. His brother resides in Prasanth Nagar in Hyderabad, who has been working in a private company. Arun reached Hyderabad to meet his elder brother on Monday. He happened to meet one of his childhood friends, Hemanth residing in Baglingampally. They collectively met Naresh on Monday at Langarhouse in Hyderabad.
Later, the duo has stolen a pulsar bike parked in front of a cell phone shop in Baglingampally. The owner of the bike, Mohammad Ahmed lodged a complaint with the police following the incident. Arun and Hemanth were seen on the bike by Ahmed's friends on Tuesday. They alerted the police, who immediately caught the duo red-handed and arrested them. Later, the duo said that they have drawn inspiration from Facebook to steel the bike.
y have drawn inspiration from Facebook to steel the bike.
