UNB, Chittagong :
Police have recovered the valuables of a foreign female teacher of Asian University for Women (AUW) from Riazuddin Bazar area of the port city on Thursday night within 24-hour of snatching of those.
The law enforcers also detained the alleged mugger Nagar Pandit, 26, along
with a laptop, ipad and two credit cards, and seized a CNG-run auto-rickshaw used for snatching.
Police said, a group of muggers snatched a bag from AUW teacher Dina Hanson Macklin, also a citizen of the Unites States, while she was waiting for bus in front of a shop on Zakir Hossain Road in Khulshi Police Station on Wednesday night.
A laptop, an ipad, a cell phone, a US driving licence, two credit cards and Tk 7,000 in cash were in the bag.
Talking to reporters at a press conference, deputy assistant commissioner of Chittagong Metropolitan Police M Shawkat Ali said acting on tip-off, a police team launched a drive in Riazuddin Bazar on Thursday night and recovered the laptop, ipad and two credit cards.
Police will continue their drive to recover the rest valuables, he added.
Police have recovered the valuables of a foreign female teacher of Asian University for Women (AUW) from Riazuddin Bazar area of the port city on Thursday night within 24-hour of snatching of those.
The law enforcers also detained the alleged mugger Nagar Pandit, 26, along
with a laptop, ipad and two credit cards, and seized a CNG-run auto-rickshaw used for snatching.
Police said, a group of muggers snatched a bag from AUW teacher Dina Hanson Macklin, also a citizen of the Unites States, while she was waiting for bus in front of a shop on Zakir Hossain Road in Khulshi Police Station on Wednesday night.
A laptop, an ipad, a cell phone, a US driving licence, two credit cards and Tk 7,000 in cash were in the bag.
Talking to reporters at a press conference, deputy assistant commissioner of Chittagong Metropolitan Police M Shawkat Ali said acting on tip-off, a police team launched a drive in Riazuddin Bazar on Thursday night and recovered the laptop, ipad and two credit cards.
Police will continue their drive to recover the rest valuables, he added.
