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Cleaner in the suburbs is suspected of stealing gold bars

In the suburbs, police officers detained a woman who worked as a cleaner. She is suspected of stealing 155 gold bars from a resident of Moscow. According to the investigation, while the hostess was not at home, the attacker found the key to the safe in the bedside table and took the precious metal. The total cost of the stolen exceeded a million rubles.

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Cleaner in the suburbs is suspected of stealing gold bars

In the suburbs, police officers detained a woman who worked as a cleaner. She is suspected of stealing 155 gold bars from a resident of Moscow. According to the investigation, while the hostess was not at home, the attacker found the key to the safe in the bedside table and took the precious metal. The total cost of the stolen exceeded a million rubles.

Gradually, the bars were bought up, and the woman spent the proceeds on her needs. At the time of her arrest, she had only eight bars left. The rest has already been implemented.

A criminal case has been opened. The police are setting up all the details. The investigation is ongoing.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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