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2.2 million rubles took from saratov pensioners courier scammers

In the Saratov region will go on trial 20-year-old resident of the Samara region: he is accused of fraud

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2.2 million rubles took from saratov pensioners courier scammers

In the Saratov region, a 20-year-old resident of the Samara region will go on trial: he is accused of fraud. According to the regional prosecutor's office, in August 2025, the young man entered into a criminal conspiracy and became a courier of fraudsters.

A month later, acting on the orders of accomplices, he came to Shikhany, where he received 700 thousand rubles from a pensioner. Two days later, the attacker took 1.5 million rubles from the victim of scammers.

Thus, the total amount of damage amounted to 2.2 million rubles. The courier transferred the money to the organizers of the scheme, leaving part to himself as a reward.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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