A woman from Yekaterinburg had her phone stolen on a bus.

      A woman from Yekaterinburg had her phone stolen on a bus

      January 24, 2026. Late in the evening of January 20, at the "Novomoskovskaya" stop, a woman from Yekaterinburg had her phone stolen on bus No. 48.

      According to the victim, two women may be involved in the theft.

      "They entered through different doors, one started to push me. I turned around, they jumped off the bus," the Yekaterinburg resident told the "Incident Yekaterinburg" public page.

      A report has been filed with the police.

      Earlier in Yekaterinburg, a man stole three very expensive iPhones from a Wildberries pickup point.

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      Comments (total: 7)

      cntgfirf

      yesterday at 13:54

      This is a failure of the police! Pickpockets have always existed, but Zhiglov himself showed a master class on how to deal with them. Using Kirpich as an example.

      beztormozov.

      yesterday at 14:06

      but Zhiglov himself showed a master class on how to deal with them. Using Kirpich as an example.

      Do we approve evidence tampering? Crystal clear

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      kor23

      yesterday at 14:14

      Do we approve evidence tampering? Crystal clear

      For professional criminals, skin replaces the passport. Their whole life story is inked in tattoos: how long they served, for what, how they behaved, who they are in life — all this is easy to read if you know how. My point is — in the authorities' place I'd just shoot people for the mere fact of such tattoos. You can see that such a person would more likely die of hunger than live honestly.

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      beztormozov.

      yesterday at 19:52

      for professional criminals skin replaces the passport.

      You're stuck in the past. I know a guy, twice charged under Article 228, served one term. He has zero "from the zone" tattoos. Just ordinary ones.

      Tattoos have long had nothing to do with the zone. And in the zones they don't always beat people anymore)))

      kor23

      today at 01:25

      You're stuck in the past. I know a guy, twice charged under Article 228, served one term. He has zero "from the zone" tattoos. Just ordinary ones.

      Tattoos have long had nothing to do with the zone. And in the zones they don't always beat people anymore)))

      If he's not one of the professional criminals, then nothing surprising.

      cntgfirf

      today at 10:46

      BEZTORMOZOV is our all-knowing expert. He slaps tattoos, even virtual ones, just like that! A plug in every hole.

      beztormozov.

      today at 11:25

      Well, not everyone approves of evidence tampering)

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