Two arrested for stealing permit passes from airline office at Madurai airport
Devanathan Veerappan | TNN | Nov 27, 2018, 19:26 IST
MADURAI: The Perungudi police on Monday arrested two men for stealing six permit passes meant for the employees of an airline at Madurai International airport.
Prashanth Tryambak Chandratre, 45, and Charles Habil Joseph, 53, both hailing from Nashik in Maharashtra state, stole the six passes kept in the SpiceJet’s office at the terminal. They were arrested with the help of CCTV footage.
The men were booked on charges of theft, based on a complaint filed by SpiceJet security officer B Sakthimurugan, 40.
The police said the passes had been issued by the Airport Authority of India to the airline crew, which could be used to access the permitted places at the terminal. The duo came to the SpiceJet office at the terminal under the pretext of booking a ticket for their friend on Saturday.
The theft came to light only when the security officer found six permits short of the total passes issued to them.
Preliminary investigations revealed that the duo had stolen the passes for fun. However, a police team led by sub-inspector Shenbagavelan has taken up a thorough investigation to ascertain whether the duo stole them with an ulterior intention.
Prashanth Tryambak Chandratre, 45, and Charles Habil Joseph, 53, both hailing from Nashik in Maharashtra state, stole the six passes kept in the SpiceJet’s office at the terminal. They were arrested with the help of CCTV footage.
The men were booked on charges of theft, based on a complaint filed by SpiceJet security officer B Sakthimurugan, 40.
The police said the passes had been issued by the Airport Authority of India to the airline crew, which could be used to access the permitted places at the terminal. The duo came to the SpiceJet office at the terminal under the pretext of booking a ticket for their friend on Saturday.
The theft came to light only when the security officer found six permits short of the total passes issued to them.
Preliminary investigations revealed that the duo had stolen the passes for fun. However, a police team led by sub-inspector Shenbagavelan has taken up a thorough investigation to ascertain whether the duo stole them with an ulterior intention.
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