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In Orel, a man stole from someone else’s card more than 6,700 rubles

In Orel, the police in hot pursuit quickly identified a man who committed theft of funds from the bank card of a local resident

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In Orel, a man stole from someone else’s card more than 6,700 rubles

In Orel, the police in hot pursuit quickly identified a man who committed theft of funds from the bank card of a local resident. This is reported in the press service of the regional MIA.

For help to the police asked Orlovka. He said that more than 6,700 rubles disappeared from the bank card she had previously lost. She received notifications about charges for various purchases that she did not make. Police hot-spotted the suspect the same day.

He was a man who had previously had problems with the law. The man found a means of payment and spent money from it. He is now a defendant in a criminal case.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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