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Jewellery Shop Robbery

10 guards held, two escape capture

Staff Correspondent
A police hunt for two guards with suspected close links to one of the capital's biggest heists proved futile, as they went underground after robbers pillaged two jewellery shops at the upmarket Kamaphuli Garden jCity on Wednesday.
Police raided parts of Dhaka and its environs but could not nab guards Jalal and Karim, posted outside the market overnight in the hours to the robbery that cost Sultana Jewellery and Mahanagar Jeweller's Tk 5.41 crore in gold ornamentsandcash.
Law enforcers yesterday arrested guard Enamul and his supervisor ABM Waliullah of Sharp Security Service for their alleged roles in the robbery, raising the number of arrests to 10.
A team of guards, who went to the multi-storey market to work morning shifts, found Enamul and Waliullah unconscious apparently knocked by the robbers and sent them to Dhaka Medical College Hospital.
The first information report says the robbers sedated two on-duty guards before breaking open .the shutters of the shops to loot valuables and left the scene with the help of other guards.
In the forwarding report, police said the two fugitives who left the spot leaving their uniforms behind could be tracked down following interrogation of the arrestees.
"We are working hard to arrest the robbers and fugitive guards," Mahbubur Rahman, officer-in-charge (OC) of Ramna Police Station, told The Daily Star.
Rahman says Sharp Security does not keep details on daily duties of the guards, adding: "Jalal and Karim took away their personal files from office and the company officials could not name the referees for them."
Two police teams left for undisclosed destinations to arrest the fugitive guards and the OC led a team to raid a suspected den of robbers in Uttara yesterday evening.
Police blamed the robberies in Motijheel and Savar on the same gang that saw its three members arrested earlier, with two of them released on bail and the other stillinjail.
Mahemul Islam, supervisor of Sultana Jewellery, filed a case with Ramna Police Station.
Earlier arrested on suspicion, Anisur Rahman, Iqbal Hossain, Farhad Hossain, Sahidul Islam, Wares Ali, Majed Sarder, Habibur Rahman Bhuiyan and MA Hasan Joy were taken on a five-day remand after they were produced before the Chief Metropolitan Magistrate's Court, Dhaka.