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In the short email, the thief explained that he was struggling to make ends meet and thus he decided to flick the laptop and sell it to gain some money.

Viral: Thief sends apology email to owner after stealing his laptop; offers to send his important research proposal files

Thief sends apology email to owner after stealing his laptop

In the apology email, the thief explained that he was struggling to make ends meet and thus he decided to flick the laptop and sell it for some money.

Just when we think we have seen it all, the internet shocks us every time with the weirdest of things. We are talking about a thief who stole a laptop and later apologised to the owner via email.
The laptop owner shared the screenshot of the apology that he received from the thief. The latter sent the apology email from the owner&rsquo;s email account itself, and Twitterati's can&rsquo;t get enough. Here, have a look.
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 pack of thieves accidentally burned currency notes while trying to break open an ATM.
A Canara Bank ATM machine in Bengaluru's Parappana Agrahara area was broken open by thieves using a gas cutter when they accidentally burned notes worth Rs 19 lakh. 
According to media reports, 2,965 currency notes of Rs 100 denomination, 1,911 notes of Rs 200 denomination and 2,573 notes of Rs 500 denominations amounting to Rs 19.65 lakh were in the ATM which was destroyed as thieves tried to open it with a gas cutter. 
The police have registered a case for burglary and punishment for attempting to commit offences against the perpetrators.
A complaint registered by the private company responsible for the maintenance of the ATM kiosk said the incident took place between May 14-15. There was almost a week's delay between the theft and filing of the complaint, according to reports. 

Thieves break open ATM, set cash worth over Rs 19 lakh on fire

2,965 currency notes of Rs 100 denomination, 1,911 notes of Rs 200 denomination and 2,573 notes of Rs 500 denominations amounting to Rs 19.65 lakh&nbsp;were in the ATM.

A pack of thieves accidentally burned currency notes while trying to break open an ATM.
A&nbsp;Canara&nbsp;Bank ATM&nbsp;machine in Bengaluru's&nbsp;Parappana&nbsp;Agrahara&nbsp;area was broke open by thieves using a gas cutter when they accidentally burned notes worth Rs 19 lakh.&nbsp;
According to media reports, 2,965 currency notes of Rs 100 denomination, 1,911 notes of Rs 200 denomination and 2,573 notes of Rs 500 denominations amounting to Rs 19.65 lakh&nbsp;were in the ATM&nbsp;which was destroyed as thieves tried to open it with a gas cutter.&nbsp;
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The police have registered a case for burglary and punishment for attempting to commit offences against the perpetrators.
A complaint&nbsp;registered by the private company responsible for the maintenance&nbsp;of the ATM&nbsp;kiosk said the incident took place between May 14-15. There was almost a week's delay between the theft and filing of the complaint, according to reports.&nbsp;

In an incident almost as though from a movie, a man in MP faked his death to evade arrest. The police nabbed a 34-year-old man, nine months after he faked his death after allegedly stealing Rs 6.65 lakh cash of a trader in Madhya Pradesh's Chhatarpur district.
The family of the accused had also performed the last rites of an unidentified body, claiming to be him, but the DNA of the deceased did not match with the man's family members, which revealed the truth.
On July 16 last year, trader Sudhir Agrawal had complained at Bamitha police station that a pick-up vehicle's driver, Sunil Namdeo, delivered some iron rods sent by him at a place in Rajnagar town, collected Rs 6.65 lakh cash from there and then went missing.
On July 24, 2021, an unidentified body was found in Kodahar area under Bamitha police station limits. Namdeo's family members then identified the body as his and even performed the last rites and other post-death rituals.
But, later the DNA test report said the deceased's sample did not match with Namdeo's family members, he said.
While a probe into the case was on, trader Agrawal, while on way to Bageshwar Dham temple, spotted Namdeo on May 3 this year near Gadha Tigadda in MP.
When Agrawal asked for his money, Namdeo allegedly threatened the businessman with dire consequences and told the latter that he was already dead in police records, the official said.
Agrawal subsequently approached the police and lodged a complaint, based on which the police formed a team and arrested Namdeo from Gadha Tigadda area last week, the official said.
The police also seized Rs five lakh from Namdeo's possession, he said.
A case has been registered against him under relevant sections of the Indian Penal Code, he added.

Something out of a film: MP man fakes death to evade arrest for theft; arrested 9 months later 

A man who allegedly stole Rs 6.65 lakh from a trader was nabbed after 9 months. The family of the man had even performed his last rites, but a DNA test later revealed that the deceased was not the accused

A man who allegedly stole Rs 6.65 lakh&nbsp;from a trader was nabbed after&nbsp;9 months. The family of the man had even performed his last rites, but a DNA&nbsp;test later revealed that the deceased was not the accused

The police nabbed a 34-year-old man, nine months after he faked his death after allegedly stealing Rs 6.65 lakh&nbsp;cash of a trader in Madhya&nbsp;Pradesh's&nbsp;Chhatarpur&nbsp;district.
The family of the accused had also performed the last rites of an unidentified body, claiming to be him, but the DNA of the deceased did not match with the man's family members, which revealed the truth.
On July 16 last year, trader Sudhir Agrawal had complained at Bamitha police station that a pick-up vehicle's driver, Sunil Namdeo, delivered some iron rods sent by him at a place in Rajnagar town, collected Rs 6.65 lakh cash from there and then went missing.
On July 24, 2021, an unidentified body was found in Kodahar area under Bamitha police station limits. Namdeo's family members then identified the body as his and even performed the last rites and other post-death rituals.
But, later the DNA test report said the deceased's sample did not match with Namdeo's family members, he said.
While a probe into the case was on, trader Agrawal, while on way to Bageshwar Dham temple, spotted Namdeo on May 3 this year near Gadha Tigadda&nbsp;in MP.
When Agrawal asked for his money, Namdeo allegedly threatened the businessman with dire consequences and told the latter that he was already dead in police records, the official said.
Agrawal subsequently approached the police and lodged a complaint, based on which the police formed a team and arrested Namdeo from Gadha Tigadda area last week, the official said.
The police also seized Rs five lakh from Namdeo's possession, he said.
A case has been registered against him under relevant sections of the Indian Penal Code, he added.

A hole drilled in the wall of a temple by a thief to allow him escape after stealing oranments from the idols turned out to be the reason he got caught. 
R Papa Rao from Andhra's Srikakulam was trying to escape after stealing ornaments from the Jami Ellama temple but he got stuck in the hole at the waist. 
His cries for help alerted the locals who ultimately called the police after being unable to pull him out. 
In a video doing around on social media, one of locals can be heard describing the situation while showing what looks like stolen coins on the ground. 

WATCH: thief gets stuck in hole drilled by him to steal from temple

The Great Escape, NOT! A thief got stuck in hole while trying to escape after stealing ornaments from a temple. 

The great escape that was not to be!
Thief gets stuck in a hole while trying to escape from temple
Thief had drilled the hole in temple wall himself to escape
Incident happened in Andhra&nbsp;Pradesh's&nbsp;Srikakulam
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In a video&nbsp;doing around on social media, one of locals can be heard describing the situation while showing what looks like stolen coins on the ground.&nbsp;

A hole drilled in the wall of a temple by a thief to allow him escape after stealing oranments from the idols turned out to be the reason he got caught.&nbsp;
R Papa Rao&nbsp;from Andhra's Srikakulam&nbsp;was trying to escape after stealing ornaments from the&nbsp;Jami Ellama temple but he got stuck in the hole at the waist.&nbsp;
His&nbsp;cries for help alerted the locals who ultimately called the police after being unable to pull him out.&nbsp;
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In a video&nbsp;doing around on social media, one of locals can be heard describing the situation while showing what looks like stolen coins on the ground.&nbsp;

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