SUD in St. Petersburg arrested a fraudster who introduced himself as an employee of the TFR and offered trips to Artek

Out of St. Petersburg arrested a woman suspected of trading fake touches to the Artek children's camp under the guise of an employee of the Investigative Committee, reports TASS with reference to the united press service of the city ships. "The Nevsky District Court of the city of St. Petersburg issued a decision on the election of a preventive measure in the form of detention against Anna Arishina," the press service said in the official Telegram channel.

The woman was arrested until September 22. Investigators believe that she illegally received an income of 300 thousand rubles.

Arinaina seemed to citizens an employee of the TFR and assured that Artek was working with the department, so she has "preferential" vouchers. Buyers paid her 30 thousand rubles for a ticket, she disappeared with money and sent letters to people by e -mail that their children allegedly did not go through and could not go to the camp.

Earlier, residents of St. Petersburg reported fraud with tickets to the chairman of the UK, Alexander Bastrykin. He answered the citizens that the department was really cooperating with Artek, but no one had sold vouchers to the camp. The fraud case was opened (Article 159 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation).