Tuesday, October 13, 2026Moscow
Incidents

Lipetsk poachers suspected of stealing carp

In relation to two elderly residents of the Usman district opened a criminal case

Published
Lipetsk poachers suspected of stealing carp

A criminal case has been opened against two elderly residents of the Usman district. The men, 55 and 61, are accused of attempted theft.

According to the press service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation in the Lipetsk region, poachers illegally caught 18 carp individuals weighing more than 21 kg from a pond of fisheries. They acted in the evening by prior agreement.

However, fans of fishing were detained by employees of the regional department for the protection, use of wildlife and aquatic biological resources. Now they face maximum imprisonment for up to five years.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

Share

More on This Story

The lawsuit against Timur Turlov: what is known about the case of the Prosecutor General and why there are many questions around it
IncidentsThe lawsuit against Timur Turlov: what is known about the case of the Prosecutor General and why there are many questions around it

About the claim of the Prosecutor General of Russia against Timur Turlov media reported after the entrepreneur became president of the International Chess Federation

МК
The murder of a pregnant Minsk woman Tatiana Martishchenko: the details of the tragedy
IncidentsThe murder of a pregnant Minsk woman Tatiana Martishchenko: the details of the tragedy

Terrible finale of Tatiana Martishchenko's search. A young man killed a pregnant woman in cold blood because of a secret marriage and hid the body in the woods. Shocking details of the case.

ОНТ
The plane made an emergency landing in Transbaikalia
IncidentsThe plane made an emergency landing in Transbaikalia

Main Directorate of the EMERCOM of Russia in the Trans-Baikal Territory reports that in the Trans-Baikal Sretensk small-engine aircraft made an emergency landing, previously due to engine failure

МК
The EIA Briefing

Keep reading, every morning.

The stories that matter, chosen by our editors and in your inbox before 7 a.m. — every weekday.

No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.