UP man breaks down while narrating how cops stole iPhone from his mobile showroom
India Today
Two cops in Uttar Pradesh were caught on camera stealing an iPhone from a showroom. The store owner shared his statement about the incident in a now-viral video on social media.
Two cops posted in Uttar Pradesh’s Jaunpur district have been suspended after CCTV footage allegedly showed them stealing an iPhone from a showroom in the Line Bazar police station area, officials said.
According to reports, the two cops entered a mobile showroom near the JCS intersection under the pretext of purchasing a new iPhone and asked the owner to show them the most expensive model available.
While examining the devices, one of the cops allegedly took out his own handset, swapped it with the iPhone from the display, and pocketed it, after which both men briefly conversed, smiled, and left the store without making a purchase.
The theft came to light hours later when the showroom owner was unable to locate the iPhone during routine stock matching. CCTV footage was reviewed, which revealed the involvement of the two cops, identified as Mithilesh Yadav and Dhananjay Bind, both posted with the Jaunpur police.
Watch the CCTV footage here:
Following a complaint by the showroom owner to senior officials, the officers were summoned and the return of the stolen iPhone was ensured. A departmental enquiry was subsequently initiated.
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