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The stranger stole from the Bryansk pensioner 55 thousand rubles

In the hands of the thief got the bag of a woman.

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The stranger stole from the Bryansk pensioner 55 thousand rubles

In Volodarsky district of Bryansk detained a 40-year-old woman suspected of stealing 55 thousand rubles from an elderly local resident. The money disappeared from the wallet during the visit of a stranger.

According to police, the pensioner let the woman into the apartment. She asked for water and, while the hostess was distracted, searched the bag, standing in a prominent place, and took the money.

Officers identified the suspect. She has been tried several times before. During the interrogation, the woman admitted to the theft and reported that she spent the stolen the same day.

A criminal case has been opened.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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