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Vakola Police apprehended a 61-year-old Kenyan man, Osino Omandi, who had been residing illegally in Mumbai for 26 years. Found living in a Santacruz chawl, his visa expired in 2000. Authorities have alerted the FRRO and Special Branch to initiate deportation proceedings for the undocumented foreign national.

Raveena Tandon's family allegedly suffered a theft worth Rs 25 lakh after a trusted caregiver was accused of stealing jewellery and luxury watches from their Juhu residence. mumbai police arrested 47-year-old Rashi Chhabria following a complaint by Rajiv Tandon. Authorities have recovered some items and continue investigating.

In a heart-stopping moment at Marine Drive, mumbai police constable Jayesh Mali showcased extraordinary courage as he sprang into action to save a 46-year-old woman who had plunged into the sea. With the aid of compassionate bystanders, they managed to pull her from the water just in time.

Amboli Police are searching for a man accused of kidnapping and brutally assaulting a 16-year-old girl. The victim, who had been living with the accused, sustained severe facial injuries, including a broken jaw, after being attacked with a stone. She is hospitalized and struggling to speak. An FIR has been registered.

Maharashtra Cyber has successfully detained Adiraj Rajendra Bait, a seller operating on Telegram, accused of distributing disturbing Child Sexual Exploitation and Abuse Material. Thanks to a strategic digital surveillance operation that included tracing a UPI ID, authorities managed to pinpoint Bait's location and confiscate his mobile device. Forensic analysis has verified the existence of exploitative materials intended for illegal distribution.

Kandivali Police apprehended 19-year-old Arman Shaikh for breaking into a Ganesh temple's donation box and stealing Rs 60,000. This arrest also cracked two other theft cases, one at a wine shop and another temple. Shaikh, with a prior record, was identified through CCTV footage and apprehended near Ekta Nagar creek. The investigation involved a dedicated police team.

Juhu Police have filed an FIR against three individuals for making derogatory and abusive comments on BJP MP Ameet Satam's social media posts. The complaint, lodged by corporator Anish Makwani, details abusive remarks on Instagram videos and abusive texts received via WhatsApp. The FIR was registered on May 30.