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A student is accused of fraud with elderly Kalugans

Kaluga investigator reports that a minor resident of the Ivanovo region is accused of complicity in telephone fraud

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A student is accused of fraud with elderly Kalugans

Kaluga investigator reports that a minor resident of the Ivanovo region is accused of complicity in telephone fraud.

The victims of the “divorce” were elderly residents of the Kaluga region.

A seventeen-year-old girl entered the criminal scheme, having received an attractive offer to earn money in Telegram. She was a courier of intruders who extorted money from old people.

The defendant is currently being held in custody.

Earlier, “MK in Kaluga” wrote that Kalugan warned about “fake police”.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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