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In Mytishchi arrested five for extortion and kidnapping

The Mytishchi City Court sent five defendants into custody. According to investigators, they demanded 560 thousand rubles from the man, threatening criminal prosecution.

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In Mytishchi arrested five for extortion and kidnapping

The Mytishchi City Court sent five defendants into custody. According to investigators, they demanded 560 thousand rubles from the man, threatening criminal prosecution.

When he refused to comply, he was kidnapped and taken outside the Moscow region. There, the attackers demanded access to the banking application to seize another 7.6 thousand dollars.

This was reported by the press service of the courts of general jurisdiction of the Moscow region. The investigation is ongoing. The defendants are in custody.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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