Man held in theft case dies in police custody in Thanjavur
The Hindu
The Thanjavur West police had held 35-year-old Sathyavanan in connection with a theft case.
A 35-year-old man, against whom several criminal cases were pending, died in police custody in Thanjavur in the early hours on Monday, August 23, 2021. The deceased, C. Sathyavanan, was a native of Thandanvankulam in Mayiladuthurai district. Police sources said, Sathyavanan, who faced over 15 cases, was brought for inquiry by the Thanjavur West police in connection with a theft case that was reported in a locked house a few days ago in Thanjavur. The Thanjavur West police had held Sathyavanan after his fingerprints apparently tallied with those lifted from the scene of crime in the theft case.
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