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Fraudsters robbed Kalugan almost 7 million rubles

Over the past day, the police received four complaints from citizens about committing fraudulent actions

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Fraudsters robbed Kalugan almost 7 million rubles

Over the past day, the police received four complaints from citizens about committing fraudulent actions. The victims were people aged 28 to 77 years.

The largest amount lost 77-year-old resident of Kaluga. The scammers, under the pretext of declaring funds and keeping them in a safe account, lured 6,300,000 rubles from her.

A criminal case has been opened on this fact.

As reported by “MK in Kaluga” earlier, the Kaluga woman bought a non-existent ferret for 10 00 rubles.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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