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Serial thief who visited boutiques in the center of Moscow detained

Two cases of theft from luxury stores in the center of Moscow revealed on hot trail police officers

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Serial thief who visited boutiques in the center of Moscow detained

Two cases of theft from luxury stores in the center of Moscow were revealed by police officers.

As reported “MK” in the Department of information and public relations GU MIA in Moscow, 28-year-old woman stole clothes from the store on Petrovka. She wore a pullover and jeans worth more than 280 thousand rubles in the dressing cabin and fled. Then the thief visited a boutique on Tverskaya, from where, according to operational information, stole a bag. The suspect was detained near the store, the stolen from her seized.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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