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Woman relieves students of jewels
By Our Staff Reporter
CHENNAI, APRIL 18. The police are on the look-out for a woman who
posed as a school dance teacher and relieved four fifth standard
students of a school in T.Nagar of their jewels totally weighing
about four sovereigns.
According to police, the woman befriended the students when they
were leaving for home and advised them to come dressed for a
dance programme. The students returned with their parents to
school. She asked the parents to the come later and pick up the
children on the pretext of giving them dance practice.
When the parents left, she got them to remove the jewels and
slipped away. Only a few hours later when the parents returned
did they realise their folly and informed the school watchman, by
which time the woman had escaped.
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