In Minsk, a woman tried to steal a bottle of vodka, but was detained by shop workers
A criminal case against a 27-year-old previously unconvicted resident of Kobrin was sent to the court.

A criminal case was sent to the court against a 27-year-old previously unconvicted resident of Kobrin, who is accused of attempted robbery, the correspondent of the Minsk-Novosti agency was told in the Partizan district prosecutor's office.
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In the morning, the accused, being in a state of alcoholic intoxication, went to the store on the street. Soltys. Going to the rack with alcoholic beverages, she looked around, and then took a bottle of vodka volume of 0.7 liters worth 18.16 BYN and hid it in her pants.
Then the attacker went to the exit, bypassing the calculation knot. Suddenly, she heard the director of the store demand to return the stolen goods, but ignored it. Then the employee of the outlet caught up with the thief and grabbed firmly by the clothes. Trying to escape, a resident of Kobrin inflicted at least three blows on her head, torso and limbs. To help the head came colleagues, as well as the buyer who witnessed the incident.
Arrived at the operation of the alarm button, the outfit detained the woman and brought to the Partisan police station for further investigation. Then a criminal case was opened against her.
- The accused works in Minsk on a rotational basis, previously she was not brought to criminal responsibility, commented Timur Stuzhuk, Deputy Prosecutor of Partizansky District. She was charged with attempted open theft of property (robbery), combined with the use of violence that is not dangerous to the life or health of the victim, while the crime was not brought to the end due to circumstances beyond the control of the accused (Part 1 of Art. 14, Part 2 of Art. 206 of the Criminal Code). The citizen fully admitted the guilt, repented of what she had done.
A preventive measure was applied against the accused in the form of a subscription not to leave and proper behavior.



