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Two residents of Novovasilievka detained after missing money from the pensioner’s card

A resident of the village Novovasilievka said to the police about the disappearance of more than 13 thousand rubles from a bank card

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Two residents of Novovasilievka detained after missing money from the pensioner’s card

A resident of the village Novovasilievka said to the police about the disappearance of more than 13 thousand rubles from a bank card. On suspicion of embezzlement detained two people, reports “Zaporozhye Herald”.

According to investigators, one of the suspects entered the trust of an elderly man with a disability and offered to buy food for him. The pensioner gave him a bank card, but promised purchases did not wait. Soon the money was written off.

According to the source, both detainees gave confessions. The circumstances of the incident are established.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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