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A quarrel with a partner turned into a criminal case for a resident of Mordovia

She talked her lover into it.

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A quarrel with a partner turned into a criminal case for a resident of Mordovia

In Kovylkin, a 54-year-old woman became a defendant in a criminal case after accusing her partner of stealing a car. As law enforcement officers found out, the story with the missing Mazda was fictional and began with a domestic conflict.

The woman went to the police and said that the lover took her foreign car. However, the investigation of the criminal investigation officers showed that the car was not far from the house. It turned out that shortly before the quarrel, the couple together left the car in the parking lot.

According to the investigation, after the quarrel, the citizen decided to take revenge on the man in this way. Even a warning of punishment for knowingly false denunciation did not force her to drop the charges.

The applicant herself now has to answer before the law. She was chosen a measure of restraint in the form of a subscription not to leave, the investigation continues.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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