Men kidnapped in St. Petersburg, forced to sell cars
In Saint Petersburg, two men kidnapped a 33-year-old local resident and forced him to sign contracts for the sale of two cars.
Consensus
- A 33-year-old man from Saint Petersburg was kidnapped on October 5.
- The victim was held for three days in a rented apartment.
- The kidnappers threatened him and took 1.5 million rubles and an iPhone 18.
- The victim was forced to sign documents transferring ownership of an Audi Q2 and a BMW.
- The perpetrators fled in a HONGQI H5 vehicle.
- The total damage was estimated at 12.3 million rubles.
- Two suspects were arrested: a 28-year-old man from Rostov Oblast and his 29-year-old accomplice.
- The suspects allegedly believed the victim had illegally obtained money from his employer.
- Law enforcement is conducting a check into the incident.
Points of divergence
- The victim reported that the kidnappers forced him to rewrite the cars in their names. — riamo
- The article includes a separate incident involving four men posing as law enforcement officers in Oдинцово, Moscow Oblast, who kidnapped a man, beat him, and stole his phone. — vm
- The suspects were arrested on October 10 in Kolpino and in the Tельмана settlement in Leningrad Oblast. — vesti
Coverage (4 sources)
- Unknowns kidnapped a St. Petersburg man and forced him to transfer ownership of Audi and BMW to them — РИАМО
- In St. Petersburg, a man was kidnapped and forced to sell two cars for 12.3 million rubles — Вечерняя Москва
- In St. Petersburg, a man was kidnapped over an iPhone 18 and two foreign cars — Вести
- In Saint Petersburg, a man was held for three days, allegedly stealing company money — Москва 24