Delhi Scrap Dealer Choked With Jiu-Jitsu Move, Robbed of Rs 3,200 By Three Men | WATCH

In a shocking incident, a scrap dealer was knocked out using a Jiu-Jitsu chokehold and robbed of Rs 3,200 by three men in West Delhi’s Hari Nagar area.

A purported CCTV footage of the incident that surfaced on social media shows three men talking to the scrap dealer.

Later, one of three men put him in a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, a rear naked choke technique that swiftly restricts oxygen and blood flow to the brain, typically taking only a few seconds to render an opponent unconscious.

While scrap dealer Sanjay (32) was unconscious, another accomplice took something, apparently money, from him and then the trio fled from the spot.

The footage also showed that the scrap dealer later regained consciousness, the police said.

“We have recorded the statement of the scrap dealer identified as Sanjay (32). According to his statement, he was robbed of Rs 3,200. The incident occurred on October 16 near Gurudwara, Fateh Nagar,” said Deputy Commissioner of Police (west) Vichitra Veer.

The police have arrested two accused–Vikas and Sahil– and one is absconding.

identified the three accused and the efforts are on to nab them.

An FIR has been registered under sections 392 (whoever commits robbery) and 34 (common intention) of the Indian Penal Code (IPC).

Last week, a resident of West Delhi’s Baba Haridas Nagar was looted Rs 3.20 crore at gunpoint at his residence by a group of men who posed as Enforcement Directorate (ED) officials. All four accused have been arrested and nearly Rs 1.5 crore has been recovered by the police from them.

In September, jewellery worth Rs 20 to 25 crore was looted from a shop in Delhi’s Jangpura. To get into the strongroom of the jewellery shop, the thieves first disconnected the cameras and made a hole into the locker. According to officials, thieves had meticulously planned the entire heist.

The burglars gained access through the terrace of the four-story building, making their way to the ground floor where the secure vault was situated, according to officials. Subsequently, they drilled a hole into the wall to gain entry to the vault where the valuable ornaments were stored. In addition to these, they also made off with the jewellery on display in the showroom. The owner of the showroom, who had locked up the establishment on Sunday evening, made the discovery of the theft upon reopening on Tuesday morning. The store remains closed on Mondays.

In another incident, three bike-borne men wearing helmets robbed a jewellery store of ornaments worth Rs 28 lakh in north Delhi’s Samaypur Badli on September 27.

(With PTI inputs)