Hebri: Miscreants steal 2 cows by brandishing swords


Team Udayavani, Jun 24, 2022, 10:18 AM IST

Hebri: Two cows were stolen by a gang of miscreants wielding swords from the shed of Dayakar Gowda at Balchara Mane of Kabbinale village on Thursday, June 23.

The value of the two cows is estimated at Rs 30,000.

The miscreants threatened the family members who woke up at around 4 am after seeing a car near the shed. The gang also destroyed the cow shed.

A case has been registered in Hebri police station.

 

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