Seven Voronezh residents tried to steal 4.6 tons of metal from a moving train Publication in CHAT: Russia The investigation of the South-Eastern Linear Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for Transport has completed the investigation of a criminal case against seven residents of the Voronezh Region aged 36 to 51. They tried to steal 4.6 tons of metal from a moving train, but were arrested. The criminal case has been sent to court for consideration on the merits. Currently, the accused are under a written undertaking not to leave the city and to behave accordingly, the regional Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs reported on Tuesday, August 6. The crime occurred in December 2023 at the Povorino station of the South-Eastern Railway. (SER - The attackers approached the moving train, while walking along the side gangway, they climbed inside the gondola car and began to put scrap metal fragments on its side with their hands, and then threw them onto the embankment). railway tracks Having decided that what they had stolen was enough, the accomplices got out of the carriage and began throwing the crowbar down the slope towards the road, where a truck belonging to one of the accused was waiting for them. At that moment, they were detained, the police reported that a criminal case had been opened under Part 3 of Article 30, paragraph "a", part 2, Article 158 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (theft committed by a group of persons by prior conspiracy). The maximum punishment provided for by the article is five years of imprisonment. Earlier, in the capital of the Black Earth Region, four drivers aged 43 to 55 appeared in court for attempting to steal copper cable and diesel fuel from Voronezh. Locomotive repair plant. The total amount of damage was almost 300 thousand rubles. Read more in the RIA Voronezh material. Did you notice an error? Select it with your mouse and press Ctrl + Enter. Source link Source link
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In Moscow, a man tried to steal a child from his mother’s hands – Russia today Publication in CHAT: Russia In the courtyard of a house on Fergansky Proezd in Moscow, a man tried to steal a baby from its mother. The attacker was detained. He turned out to be Alexey Kirichenko, previously convicted of fraud. According to the Baza Telegram channel, the incident occurred on the afternoon of July 24. The man ran up to a girl walking with a five-month-old child, snatched the child from her arms and tried to run away. Eyewitnesses ran after the man and the child, the attacker, realizing that he was being caught, threw the child on the ground. He was soon arrested by the police. He was drunk at the time of the abduction. Source link Source link
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Fraudsters infiltrate home chats of Saratov residents and steal money under the guise of neighbors Publication in CHAT: Russia Fraudsters place various advertisements in residents’ conversations, such as about sales, services, and gifts. A new fraud scheme is spreading in the Saratov Region, in which fraudsters enter “home chats” of apartment buildings and place various advertisements there. This was warned by the press service of the regional Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. According to the department, fraudsters place various advertisements in residents’ conversations, such as about sales and services. These can also be requests for donations for the treatment of a sick child or help for an animal shelter. Photos can be attached to the messages. Then, in private messages, it turns out that an advance payment must be sent, after receiving which the “neighbor” disappears with the money. Police officers urge: - not to trust strangers in instant messages, even if they introduce themselves as neighbors; - insist on a personal meeting (if the neighbor is real, then most likely he will not refuse); - pay only after concluding a written agreement, in the case of large sums; – participate in charity events only after you are sure that the money goes into the hands of those who really need it. Source link Source link