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UP: Loot accused surrenders with 'don't-shoot-me' placard hung around his neck

Furkan alias Sadua, accused of robbing a trader of Rs 5 lakh on April 5 along with his accomplice Qamar reached the Behta police station in Faizganj.

PTI

BUDAUN: With a 'don't shoot me' placard hung around his neck, an alleged robber surrendered to police here on Tuesday in the district, an official said.

Furkan alias Sadua, accused of robbing a trader of Rs 5 lakh on April 5 along with his accomplice Qamar reached the Behta police station in Faizganj, Budaun's Superintendent of Police OP Singh said.

As he approached the police station, he was having a placard hung around his neck, the SP said, adding that the placard read, 'Don't shoot me, I am surrendering due to the fear of police.'

After the robbery, while Qamar was nabbed by police after a shootout, Furkan had managed to escape, the SP said.

A sum of Rs 25,000 of the looted amount too was recovered from Fukran, he added.

Accused Furkan also carrying a reward of Rs 25,000 on his arrest, the district police chief said.

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