Man steals sanitiser from ATM kiosk. CCTV footage goes viral
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In a video that has gone viral on social media, a man was seen stealing a bottle of sanitiser from an ATM kiosk.
IPS (Indian Police Service) Officer Dipanshu Kabra posted CCTV footage on Twitter that showed a man stealing a bottle of sanitiser from an ATM kiosk and the internet is absolutely enraged about it. The 33-second clip has gone viral on social media with over 30,000 views so far. These are kleptomaniac.ATM . ATM 200-300 ....... #HumNahiSudhrenge. pic.twitter.com/6zB94qV9FC Please trace this person. Send him to a psychiatrist.People need to change their perspective towards Public property. It certainly does not mean Personal. Bank can easily track this man down.Match the ATM transaction as per the time in CCTV and file a FIR.People like this should be taught a lesson. Kisi na kisi ke aas pdos me rhne wala hoga ye isko to itna badnam kro ki aage se koi or asi nich harkat na kre ...... Track this person, put in jail or imposed heavy fine. Viral that video and set the example As seen in the clip, the man collected his card after withdrawing cash from the machine. As he turned to exit, he spotted the bottle of sanitiser on the stand beside the machine. He took the bottle, put it inside his bag and left. The entire episode was caught on camera as CCTV footage of the incident swiftly went viral on Twitter.
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