Shopkeepers from around the bank have identified the man as a resident of Wagholi village.
Pune:
Wielding what Police suspect was a fake revolver, a man walked into a bank on the outskirts of Pune and escaped with nearly Rs 4 lakh in cash.
On Wednesday, security cameras inside the Ashok Cooperative Bank located in Wagholi, around 20 km from Pune caught a man coming into the bank and take out a gun.
He then proceeded to threaten the employees and gathered around Rs 3.8 lakh in cash and had it packed it in a bag.
The man then held the manager at gunpoint and forced him to give him a lift on his motorbike. When the bike ran out of fuel, he let the manager go and escaped on a tempo.
Shopkeepers from around the bank have identified the man as a resident of Wagholi village.
Police are now looking for suspect and have filed charges of robbery, theft, criminal intimidation and wrongful restraint.
On Wednesday, security cameras inside the Ashok Cooperative Bank located in Wagholi, around 20 km from Pune caught a man coming into the bank and take out a gun.
He then proceeded to threaten the employees and gathered around Rs 3.8 lakh in cash and had it packed it in a bag.
The man then held the manager at gunpoint and forced him to give him a lift on his motorbike. When the bike ran out of fuel, he let the manager go and escaped on a tempo.
Shopkeepers from around the bank have identified the man as a resident of Wagholi village.
Police are now looking for suspect and have filed charges of robbery, theft, criminal intimidation and wrongful restraint.
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