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Trainee of the point of delivery of orders detained for replacement of goods

Trainee of the point of issue of orders detained by police for fraud in the East of Moscow

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Trainee of the point of delivery of orders detained for replacement of goods

According to MK in the Department of Information and Public Relations of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in Moscow, a 19-year-old novice employee ordered gadgets at the point of issuing orders at the place of work in the Golyanovo area, and upon receipt he issued a return, replaced the goods with dummy and took the phones to himself. He subsequently sold the equipment, the amount of damage amounted to more than 1 million rubles.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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