Acting on a tip-of, Mukesh Balsaraf, who was out on bail, was apprehended by sleuths of the Crime Branch's unit 5 near Titwala railway station in Thane district on December 12, senior inspector Kishore Pasalkar told PTI.
During interrogation, it was revealed that Balsaraf was out on bail since April this year and was allegedly involved in 11 house-breaking thefts in areas like Vartak Nagar, Wagle Estate, Daighar, Dombivili, Manpada, Kalyan and Kolsewadi, said the officer.
Stolen jewellery worth around Rs 4.56 lakh was recovered from his possession, Pasalkar said.
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