‘This heart wrenching’: The owners of the Indian-origin restaurant in Britain spy after barbarity, the police asked them for ’email evidence’

Ankit Wagela, the owner of an Indian original restaurant in Southampton, was told by the police that he could not come to his ‘Padaro’ when he called 999 to report a break-in. Vandals ran away with expensive liquor and several cash bottles and fled, but the police helpline asked him to email the CCTV footage of the three Burglers who broke in the last week.Wagela decided to review the first footage and review the first footage. They discovered their cash register without cash, leaving with bottles of liquor scattered on the nearby road. “It was very heartbreaking that the authorities would be able to review the damage in three to five working days and no forensic was available at that time,” Vagela said.“There was glass everywhere. As a business, we could not stay closed and the glass was fixed and the glass was fixed. We are still struggling to work smoothly without a proper cash register, which will take time, but determined to welcome our guests, with the same level of service we are known in the city, ”he said.The Hampshire police said they have not reduced the July 31 case, but they understood that their investigation could begin without their immediate appearance, as the criminals were not there. The police force said in a statement, “Each government decision is based on the informed risk assessment to ensure that the most serious cases are preferred, and the authorities are on the scene where there is an immediate danger to life or a crime in action.”“On this occasion, on the basis of initial information, we were now given about the criminals not to be on the spot, our investigation can run without any immediate appearance. This investigation is progressing with lines of investigation like CCTV, such as CCTV, and we are in contact with the victim, to provide them updates on our investigation,” for an appeal with any information, “to provide them updates on their investigation.Wagela told local news outlets, “Now it does not mean anything, the officials were not ready to go to the restaurant.”