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In Feodosia, a pawnshop employee was convicted for assigning collateral

In Feodosia, the court sentenced 39-year-old resident of the Kirov district, found guilty of misappropriation of entrusted property

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In Feodosia, a pawnshop employee was convicted for assigning collateral

In Feodosia, the court sentenced a 39-year-old resident of the Kirov district, found guilty of misappropriation of entrusted property. This was reported in the Prosecutor’s office of Crimea.

As established by the court, the woman, working in a pawnshop, from March to July 2026 appropriated pledged property totaling more than 300 thousand rubles. She made up for the damage.

According to the court verdict, the woman was sentenced to 9 months of suspended imprisonment with a probation period of six months.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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