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2013-03-13 03:17:44

В Санкт-Петербурге ограблен ювелирный магазин, сообщает в субботу "Интерфакс" со ссылкой на источник в правоохранительных органах.

Ограбление произошло в пятницу около восьми часов вечера на Дачном проспекте (в сообщении он называется проездом) в Кировском районе города. Четверо человек в масках вошли в помещение магазина и пригрозили пистолетом администратору и двоим продавцам.

Разбив четыре витрины, преступники похитили 33 планшета с ювелирными изделиями и скрылись. Объем ущерба пока не называется.

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