Coimbatore Home Burglary: Thieves Target Locked House in Daring Daylight Heist
Coimbatore House Burglary: Thieves Steal Gold & Cash

In a brazen daylight burglary that has left residents concerned, thieves targeted a locked house in Coimbatore's Ramanathapuram area, making away with valuable gold jewellery and cash.

The incident occurred at the residence of K Dhanalakshmi on Sivananda Colony Road, where the burglars demonstrated alarming sophistication in their operation. According to police reports, the perpetrators gained entry by skillfully breaking open the main door lock while the homeowners were away.

Stolen Items Worth Thousands

The thieves conducted a thorough search of the premises, specifically targeting valuable items. Their haul included:

  • Several pieces of gold jewellery
  • Undisclosed amount of cash
  • Other valuable items from the household

What makes this burglary particularly concerning is the calculated nature of the crime. The burglars struck during daytime hours when the house was unoccupied, suggesting they may have been monitoring the property beforehand.

Police Launch Investigation

Coimbatore police have registered a case and initiated a comprehensive investigation into the burglary. Forensic teams have examined the crime scene for evidence, while local authorities are conducting door-to-door inquiries in the neighborhood.

"We are pursuing several leads and examining CCTV footage from the area," stated a police official involved in the investigation. "The pattern suggests these are experienced offenders."

Safety Advisory for Homeowners

This incident serves as a stark reminder for residents to enhance their home security measures. Police recommend:

  1. Installing quality locking systems
  2. Using timer-controlled lights when away
  3. Maintaining good relationships with neighbors for mutual vigilance
  4. Considering CCTV installation in vulnerable areas

The Ramanathapuram burglary has prompted increased police patrols in the area as authorities work to apprehend the suspects and prevent similar incidents.