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Exposed serial thief from the suburban city: stole screwdrivers and bicycles

Serial thief who committed dozens of thefts, exposed by police officers in the suburban Shatura

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Exposed serial thief from the suburban city: stole screwdrivers and bicycles

According to the press service of the courts of general jurisdiction of the Moscow region, the lady committed thefts from May 2021 to 2026. For the first time intoxicated, she broke into a private house, broke a window, and stole a screwdriver and a portable column. For the second time, a drunk man stole a bicycle from the entrance. Later, she stole another bicycle, a battery trimmer, a gift set of cutting knives, a smart speaker, a screwdriver in a case, an electric Bulgarian, two chainsaws, a circular saw and a business card with money. The total amount of damage amounted to about 63 thousand rubles. The court sentenced the woman to 4 years in prison.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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