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In Yaroslavl, a man who painted a bear on the Deputy

Police officers of the Kirov district of Yaroslavl were able to establish the identity of the man who painted graffiti on the back of a plastic bear-artist installed on the street Deputatskaya.

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In Yaroslavl, a man who painted a bear on the Deputy

Police officers of the Kirov district of Yaroslavl were able to establish the identity of the man who painted graffiti on the back of a plastic bear-artist installed on the street Deputatskaya.

As it turned out, “vandalized” the bear a very elderly man, a man of 43 years, living in Yaroslavl.

A criminal case was initiated against the graffiti artist under Article 214 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (vandalism). He may pay a fine as punishment. Or incarceration.

In addition, the painter will have to pay considerable damages for the spoiled bear.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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