A fisherman got into the lens of a camera trap during the theft of equipment from a house in Verkhnetulomsk

In the Kola district, the police uncovered the theft from a fishing lodge, which stands in hard-to-reach areas. This was reported by the press service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia in the Murmansk region.

Murmanchanin told police that his uninhabited house had stolen property. The police went to the place – you can only get there by water, so this required additional training. The house where the man lives during fishing is located in the village of Verkhnetulomsky, near Lake Marfa. To protect their belongings, the owner installed a video camera on the site.

It turned out that the unknown entered the territory and stole video cameras, modem, several SIM cards and 20 meters of communication cable. The damage amounted to about 30 thousand rubles. The attacker did not notice only a hidden camera trap - he got into its lens.

The records helped police identify the suspect. He was a previously unconvicted 43-year-old resident of Murmansk.

The man explained that he was fishing, noticed the house and stole equipment. He hid the abducted person near the crime scene. The police seized the stolen items.

A criminal case was opened under the article on theft. The maximum penalty is up to five years in prison. Now the suspect is under a subscription not to leave.

Earlier, “MK in Murmansk” said that Roslyakov stole the car from the garage and was ready to disembowel it for spare parts.