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Kaluga Guardsmen caught a serial kidnapper of products

The group of detention of non-departmental security on alarm arrived in the store guarded by them

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Kaluga Guardsmen caught a serial kidnapper of products

The group of detention of non-departmental guards on alarm arrived in the store they protected.

A 37-year-old man was arrested for trying to steal alcohol.

“Earlier, he has already committed theft of goods and material values in the same store three times,” the department explained and added that the man was taken to the police department for further investigation.

As reported by “MK in Kaluga” earlier, a fifteen-year-old teenager was hospitalized after an accident in Sukhinich.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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