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Woman Clings To Side Of Auto, Cries Out For Help To Avoid Being Robbed
A woman in Ludhiana foiled a robbery attempt in an autorickshaw by three men, including the driver, by clinging to the side of the moving vehicle and alerting passing commuters, who forced the vehicle to stop, officials said on Wednesday.
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On Camera, Florida Man Tries To Kidnap Woman In Broad Daylight
After robbing the store, the suspect, 31-year-old Theodore Michael Tundidor, allegedly grabbed and dragged a female employee to the parking lot and attempted to force her into his pickup truck.
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Delhi's First Woman Auto Driver Robbed, Gets Relief From Ex-Minister
When Sunita Chaudhary, Delhi's first woman auto rickshaw driver, took part in a farmers' event at Delhi's Jantar Mantar today, one couldn't have told that she had lost her source of livelihood just two days ago.
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5 Auto-Rickshaw Gang Members Arrested For Robbing Woman Passengers: Cops
Five members of a Ghaziabad-based gang were arrested for robbing woman passengers after giving them ride in their auto-rickshaw, police officials said on Tuesday.
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Woman Robbed At Knife-Point, Thrown Out Of Moving Auto In Delhi
A 24-year-old woman was allegedly thrown out of a moving autorickshaw near Shastri Park area of northeast Delhi after being robbed at knife-point while she was returning home, police said Monday.
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Shooting early in the morning at famous Noida mall
Two people were injured in a shooting at one of Noida's largest malls today. Four people allegedly opened fire while trying to rob a woman shopper at the Great India Place mall in Sector 18 of the Delhi suburb. A guard and an auto driver tried to intervene Both were hit and rushed to hospital.
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Auto rickshaw driver allegedly assaulted woman, snatched her purse
A woman working with an English newspaper was today allegedly robbed of her purse and assaulted by an auto driver. Sapna Choudhary, who resides in Delhi, was waiting for a bus near Sector 37 to go to her office when the auto driver approached her, police said.
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Woman Clings To Side Of Auto, Cries Out For Help To Avoid Being Robbed
A woman in Ludhiana foiled a robbery attempt in an autorickshaw by three men, including the driver, by clinging to the side of the moving vehicle and alerting passing commuters, who forced the vehicle to stop, officials said on Wednesday.
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On Camera, Florida Man Tries To Kidnap Woman In Broad Daylight
After robbing the store, the suspect, 31-year-old Theodore Michael Tundidor, allegedly grabbed and dragged a female employee to the parking lot and attempted to force her into his pickup truck.
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Delhi's First Woman Auto Driver Robbed, Gets Relief From Ex-Minister
When Sunita Chaudhary, Delhi's first woman auto rickshaw driver, took part in a farmers' event at Delhi's Jantar Mantar today, one couldn't have told that she had lost her source of livelihood just two days ago.
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5 Auto-Rickshaw Gang Members Arrested For Robbing Woman Passengers: Cops
Five members of a Ghaziabad-based gang were arrested for robbing woman passengers after giving them ride in their auto-rickshaw, police officials said on Tuesday.
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Woman Robbed At Knife-Point, Thrown Out Of Moving Auto In Delhi
A 24-year-old woman was allegedly thrown out of a moving autorickshaw near Shastri Park area of northeast Delhi after being robbed at knife-point while she was returning home, police said Monday.
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Shooting early in the morning at famous Noida mall
Two people were injured in a shooting at one of Noida's largest malls today. Four people allegedly opened fire while trying to rob a woman shopper at the Great India Place mall in Sector 18 of the Delhi suburb. A guard and an auto driver tried to intervene Both were hit and rushed to hospital.
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Auto rickshaw driver allegedly assaulted woman, snatched her purse
A woman working with an English newspaper was today allegedly robbed of her purse and assaulted by an auto driver. Sapna Choudhary, who resides in Delhi, was waiting for a bus near Sector 37 to go to her office when the auto driver approached her, police said.
