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In Lipetsk are investigating the theft of 426 thousand rubles

In Lipetsk opened a criminal case against a 40-year-old employee of the construction company

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In Lipetsk are investigating the theft of 426 thousand rubles

In Lipetsk opened a criminal case against a 40-year-old employee of the construction organization. The woman is suspected of embezzling or embezzling money using her official position.

According to investigators, from June to September, she used access to the company’s current account and connected it to her banking application. At the expense of the organization, according to law enforcement officers, the suspect bought furniture, household appliances, clothes and other goods. The total amount of damage, according to preliminary data, amounted to 426,000 rubles.

The case was initiated under part 3 of article 160 of the criminal code of the Russian Federation. His investigation continues: investigators establish the circumstances of the incident and collect evidence. The maximum penalty under this article is up to six years in prison.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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