
Search on for finance firm manager
The Hindu
He allegedly pledged 108 sovereigns of jewellery deposited by a customer
The police have launched a search to nab a finance firm manager, who allegedly pledged 108 sovereigns of gold jewellery given to him by a customer in Royapuram for safekeeping in a locker. The police said Alwin, 67, a retired private school teacher, was acquainted with Ponnusamy, who was the manager of a private gold loan firm in the locality. Two years ago, Mr. Alwin rented a safe deposit locker and handed over 108 sovereigns of gold jewellery to the firm. While Ponnusamy kept a key to the locker, he did not provide Mr. Alwin with one as is the practice.
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