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Resident of the Eagle sold rented from Kalugan things

The young man, being a debtor in a microfinance organization, came to the regional center for personal affairs and found an offer to rent a gaming console

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Resident of the Eagle sold rented from Kalugan things

The young man, being a debtor in a microfinance organization, came to the regional center for personal affairs and found an offer to rent a gaming console.

The defendant concluded the relevant contract and paid the specified amount, and then sold the prefix, paying the existing debt with the proceeds of money.

“When the owner of the game console started calling him, the young man stopped contacting him,” the regional Ministry of Internal Affairs said.

They added that a criminal case was opened on this fact. The suspect is under a warrant of not leaving and proper conduct.

As MK in Kaluga reported earlier, another Kaluga woman lost her savings under the old scheme.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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