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Ryazan will appear in court for stealing gold in the Tambov region

Resident of the Ryazan region will appear in court on charges of theft with illegal penetration into the home

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Ryazan will appear in court for stealing gold in the Tambov region

A resident of the Ryazan region will appear in court on charges of theft with illegal penetration into the home. The crime was committed in May 2026 in the village of Perkino, Tambov region.

In May 2026, the 57-year-old accused, who was passing through the village, entered the house and stole gold products worth more than 100 thousand rubles, as well as money in the amount of 3,5 thousand rubles. After the theft, the Ryazan fled.

The criminal case was sent to the court for consideration on the merits, the press service of the Tambov region prosecutor's office reported.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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