Ukrainian detained in Poland who lied to police about stealing a million euros
Kyiv • UNN
A 58-year-old Ukrainian man was detained in Poland for falsely testifying about the theft of almost 2 million zlotys (about 900,000 euros). Police found that the money did not belong to him, so he will spend the next three months in custody.
In Poland, police detained a Ukrainian man for giving false testimony about the theft of almost 2 million zlotys. This was reported by UNN with reference to a statement by the District Directorate of the Polish Metropolitan Police.
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It is noted that the man claimed that the stolen more than 900,000 euros allegedly belonged to him. However, police officers began to have doubts about the origin of this amount of money.
The criminal incident (...) occurred in April. Back then, a 58-year-old Ukrainian citizen filed an official report of a robbery. In connection with this situation, police officers from several departments of the central police department took action
During interrogations, he claimed that the money was supposed to come from the sale of real estate and his savings. It turned out that the Ukrainian's testimony was untrue - the stolen money did not belong to the man.
The man was served a notice of suspicion on the fact of giving false testimony. According to a court decision in Warsaw, he will spend the next three months in custody.
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