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In Tambov pensioner spent 5 thousand rubles from the found card of the student

In Tambov, criminal investigation officers uncovered the theft of money from the bank card of a local student

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In Tambov pensioner spent 5 thousand rubles from the found card of the student

In Tambov, criminal investigation officers uncovered the theft of money from the bank card of a local student. This is reported by the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia in the city of Tambov.

A student of one of Tambov universities turned to the duty unit. The young man discovered that 5,513 rubles were missing from his account. Police quickly identified the suspect - it was a 70-year-old pensioner. According to investigators, the woman found the card on the street and paid it in the store.

A criminal case on theft from a bank account was opened against the suspect. The woman faces punishment up to imprisonment.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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