A liquor shop burglary in Chityala town has attracted attention due to the unusual nature of the theft. According to reports, unidentified burglars broke into a local wine shop during the night and managed to gain access to the premises after damaging entry points. However, despite finding a store stocked with liquor, the intruders left with only two beer bottles and approximately ₹20,000 in cash.
The incident was discovered when shop employees arrived the following morning and noticed signs of forced entry. They immediately alerted police, who visited the location and began collecting evidence. Investigators inspected damaged locks, entry routes, and other clues that could help identify the suspects.
Police officials described the burglary as unusual because the offenders ignored large quantities of liquor and other valuable inventory available inside the store. Instead, they appeared to focus on cash stored on the premises before leaving with a minimal amount of merchandise.
Authorities are reviewing CCTV footage from the area and questioning nearby residents and shop owners to gather information. Forensic teams may also examine fingerprints and other evidence recovered from the crime scene.
Local traders expressed concern about security and requested increased night patrols to deter criminal activities. Police assured business owners that efforts are underway to identify and apprehend those responsible.
A case has been registered, and investigators continue to examine whether the burglary was a targeted theft or an opportunistic crime. Officials remain optimistic that surveillance footage and local intelligence will help solve the case soon.