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In Rudnyansky district, police discovered theft of a faulty motorcycle

The police asked a villager with a statement about the disappearance of an unlocked wooden shed of a faulty motorcycle worth about 35 thousand rubles

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In Rudnyansky district, police discovered theft of a faulty motorcycle

The police asked a villager with a statement about the disappearance of an unlocked wooden shed of a faulty motorcycle worth about 35 thousand rubles. During the operational-search activities, criminal investigation officers established involvement in the theft of a teenager born in 2009 from a neighboring village, who planned to keep the equipment for himself. The motorcycle is removed and will be returned to its rightful owner. A criminal case was initiated against the suspect under Part 2 of Art. 158 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation, he faces up to five years in prison.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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