The site of the Viciebsk police department there was an article about the pensioner, who tricked fraudsters. This news - a replica of the crimes described in the Russian media 2 years ago.

"The police asked Viciebsk pensioner a statement on fraudulent activities. The woman told police that on the pretext of removing the damage it deceived two unknown women" - begins the material on the website ATC. But where in Viciebsk police, the attentive reader will think?

The answer to this question will provide the Google search engine, the website of the "People's News of Viciebsk". With the help of which one can find the following text: "The police asked Obninsk pensioner a statement on fraudulent activities. The woman told police that on the pretext of removing the damage it deceived two unknown women", which was located more than two years ago kaluga-poisk.ru site.

As you can see, the editor of the city name changed, but the change of police on the police - forgot. And in the text is the same character - a 78-year-old pensioner. Only in Obninsk, she walked out of the shop, and in Viciebsk coming back from the store. And there, and there are fraudsters list elderly woman of her illness and offer to remove damage, not only with her but with her son. And for that beg to withdraw all the money from the savings book.

Obninsk case, however, it is about 46 thousand Russian rubles, and the author of the article writes Viciebsk already about 9500 dollars. Probably, the Belarusian pensioners should be better off than the Russian.

The same news has had time to reprint BelTA:

Why would the official website of the Viciebsk police to place such a text - remains a mystery. Perhaps it is such an original way of prevention - "a horror story" for gullible people to be more cautious with strangers. Or, for a real event that occurred in Viciebsk, the press service of the lazy worker took the Russian text as a basis and put it on a website, inattentive reworking? In any case, these materials do not add to the confidence ATC information.

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