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Man who bluffed police arrested
A man who duped people of several lakhs by posing as the son of a senior-ranking Kerala cops was arrested on Thursday.The Upparepet police arrested the interstate fraudster who cheated many people using different aliases. Interestingly, it was his overconfidence that finally gave him away. Shane S (30), the accused, had gone to the police station t...
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Bangalore conman beaten up by wife and lover at police station
The Amruthhalli police station in Bengaluru turned into a virtual battleground after a conman posing as finance manager was beaten up badly by his wife and lover for cheating on them.Lakshmipathy, the accused, who is a resident of T Dasarahalli in Bengaluru is married with a five-year-old daughter. While doing odd jobs, he stumbled upon an idea, an...
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Bangalore man offers rooftops on rent, dupes many
An unidentified conman duped several landowners across the country by placing ads in local newspapers, offering to rent rooftops to install mobile towers for Rs 40,000 per month. Victims were encouraged to invest in the towers, initially paying anywhere between Rs 50,000 to Rs 4 lakh, with long-term investments yielding about Rs 40 lakh over a per...
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Man who bluffed police arrested
A man who duped people of several lakhs by posing as the son of a senior-ranking Kerala cops was arrested on Thursday.The Upparepet police arrested the interstate fraudster who cheated many people using different aliases. Interestingly, it was his overconfidence that finally gave him away. Shane S (30), the accused, had gone to the police station t...
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Bangalore conman beaten up by wife and lover at police station
The Amruthhalli police station in Bengaluru turned into a virtual battleground after a conman posing as finance manager was beaten up badly by his wife and lover for cheating on them.Lakshmipathy, the accused, who is a resident of T Dasarahalli in Bengaluru is married with a five-year-old daughter. While doing odd jobs, he stumbled upon an idea, an...
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Bangalore man offers rooftops on rent, dupes many
An unidentified conman duped several landowners across the country by placing ads in local newspapers, offering to rent rooftops to install mobile towers for Rs 40,000 per month. Victims were encouraged to invest in the towers, initially paying anywhere between Rs 50,000 to Rs 4 lakh, with long-term investments yielding about Rs 40 lakh over a per...
