In a significant breakthrough, a police dog named Bailey assisted authorities in solving a murder case in Thane district, Maharashtra. The case involved the murder of Rajesh Yogiraj Prabhulkar, whose body was discovered on April 21 near the Bhatsa river. The accused, Yogesh Eknath Rane, 40, allegedly killed Prabhulkar, 49, during a dispute over money. The police initially registered a case against unidentified individuals after finding the victim's body, which showed signs of brutal assault. Bailey guided investigators to the Khadavli railway station, prompting a thorough review of 100 to 150 CCTV footages from the area. This led to Rane's identification after checking records of nearly 80 missing persons. He was arrested in Lower Parel, Mumbai. Rane and Prabhulkar were friends working in a catering agency, and their argument escalated to violence during a visit to the river. Rane has a prior criminal record, including charges of murder and theft.