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A resident of Novoaidar appropriated a bank card of a friend

The man has already been detained by law enforcement officers

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A resident of Novoaidar appropriated a bank card of a friend

In the Luhansk People’s Republic, a resident of Novoaidar appropriated a bank card of a friend. The man has already been detained by law enforcement.

As told in the press service of the regional Department of internal Affairs, the attacker was a 44-year-old man. He used the bank card of his friend and knowing the pin code to it, made purchases in various shops of the city in the amount of 14,986 rubles.

Now a resident of Novoaidar is involved in a criminal case. He confessed to the theft during interrogation. He faces serious punishment up to imprisonment.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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