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In the Lipetsk region, a summer resident was suspected of stealing a trailer from a neighboring house

In Chaplyginsky district, a 68-year-old resident of Moscow is suspected of stealing a wagon from an empty house

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In the Lipetsk region, a summer resident was suspected of stealing a trailer from a neighboring house

In Chaplyginsky district, a 68-year-old resident of Moscow is suspected of stealing a wagon from an empty house.

According to police, the man twice entered the building through the window and removed the skin from the walls of the terrace to use it in his dacha. The damage to the owner was estimated at 10 thousand rubles.

The stolen material was seized. A criminal case was opened on theft with illegal entry into the home. The maximum penalty under this article is up to six years in prison. The defendant is under a signature not to leave.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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