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Two residents of Nevinnomyssk will be convicted for a series of thefts from shops

In Nevinnomyssk completed the investigation of the criminal case of a series of thefts and petty thefts from stores

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In Nevinnomyssk completed the investigation of the criminal case of a series of thefts and petty thefts from shops. In the dock will be two local residents.

According to investigators, one of the accused was involved in 15 thefts from construction, grocery and perfume shops of the city. The man entered the shopping halls, put products in bags and bags, and then, bypassing the cash register, left the store. He sold the stolen goods and disposed of the proceeds at his own discretion.

Two more embezzlement citizen committed in conspiracy with his 43-year-old friend — the second accused. The total amount of material damage was more than 175 thousand rubles.

Currently, the criminal case has been sent to the court for consideration on the merits.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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