Juvenile habitual offender sent to special home for two years in Hyderabad burglary cases
A local court in Hyderabad has sentenced a 16-year-old habitual offender to two years at the Government Special Home for Boys. The teenager was convicted in two burglary cases at railway officers' bungalows under the Lalaguda police station limits
Hyderabad: A local court has ordered a juvenile habitual offender involved in a series of house burglaries in Lalaguda police station limits, to spend two years at the Government Special Home for Boys.
The 16-year-old was found guilty in two house burglary cases involving thefts from railway officers’ bungalows in South Lalaguda.
Police said the juvenile is a habitual property offender with involvement in eight criminal cases across Hyderabad, Cyberabad and Malkajgiri police limits. He was traced through CCTV footage after cases were registered at Lalaguda police station.
