Singer MARUV Robbed in Kyiv: Her Car Broken Into and Bag with Documents Stolen
Police are considering opening a criminal case.
On Saturday, January 11, the car of singer MARUV (Anna Korsun) was broken into and robbed in Kyiv. An investigative and operational team from the Kyiv City Police Department worked at the scene. The singer told about the incident on her Instagram.
She said the incident took place at 42 Bohdana Khmelnytskoho Street. Unknown persons took her black bag, which contained documents, personal belongings and money. Anna asked everyone who was nearby during the incident and saw the unknown person who "was running with a black bag under a crocodile" to write to her.
The press service of the Kyiv Police said that investigators questioned the singer and accepted a statement about a criminal offence. In addition, criminal investigation officers seized footage from surveillance cameras near the scene of the crime.
Currently, the issue of opening a criminal case under Article 185 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine — Theft is being considered. Law enforcement officers are carrying out a set of operational search measures to identify the persons involved in the offence and hold them accountable.
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