A Permian woman who was serving house arrest accused her friends of stealing an electronic bracelet

A Permian woman who was serving her sentence under house arrest accused her friends of stealing an electronic bracelet for profit. This was reported to Izvestia on September 2 in the Kirovsky District Court of Perm.

The lawsuit against the woman was initiated by the regional department of the Federal Penitentiary Service. It turned out that during the Permian woman's house arrest, the electronic bracelet and the device for tracking it disappeared without a trace. The equipment transferred to her responsibility was estimated at 78.7 thousand rubles.

In turn, the Permian woman blamed her friends for the incident. According to her version, the friends waited until she fell asleep, cut off the electronic bracelet and took it to the scrap metal collection point. She named the bus passengers who allegedly stole her backpack as the culprits for the loss of the tracking device.

The court stressed that the equipment is federal property, and the Permian woman did not take measures for its safety and kept silent about the loss. In total, the woman will have to pay 89.3 thousand rubles.

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On the same day, the former head of the Federal Air Transport Agency, Alexander Neradko, who is being investigated for particularly large-scale fraud, was released from custody and placed under house arrest.

The Khoroshevsky Court in Moscow arrested Neradko on July 3. The former head of the Federal Air Transport Agency himself appealed the decision. The source of Izvestia noted that Neradko, presumably, could have been involved in the sale of aircraft abroad.