911 calls, then robbery: Indian-origin men arrested for strange theft outside their store in Georgia

Two Indian origin people, Shivamkumar Patel and his friend Anil Yaganti have been arrested by the Marietta police in Georgia in a strange case, causing an armed robbery-but a 911 call was made by the pair. According to local reports, Patel called 911 and informed the police that he and his friend Yaganti had detained a 32 -year -old shopkeeper who was stealing from his liquor shop.The shoplifter was identified as Jeremy Moon. Patel and Taganti detained him at gunpoint as the Georgia Act allows traders to detain suspected shopkeepers under certain circumstances. The police issued a criminal trespass warning to the shoplifter, which stopped him from returning to the store for five years.But then the police had to return to the same store after calling the shopkeeper, who said that he was the victim and was kept at the tip of the gun by both of them before calling the police. Minor told the police that both people also discovered their vehicle. Later, the Minter felt that he stole his handgun from the vehicle. There were intensive interviews with the three men, due to which the police became confident that the clear shopkeeper was correct and the monitoring footage was available in support of what he had claimed, while Patel and Yaganti had discrepancies in statements. Patel and Yaganti were arrested and now faced several serious allegations. Patel has been accused of entering an automobile, armed robbery, armed robbery during the intention of theft, kidnapping, false imprisonment, and possession of a gun during the commission of a hooliganism. Yaganti has faced the same allegation, leaving the count of firearms. Both are being held without bonds at Cobbt County Adult Detention Center. The date of any test has not been announced yet. Their defense is to argue that Patel and Yaganti were responding to the incident and that is why they discovered their vehicle.