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A Russian man attempted to rob a cryptocurrency exchange platform with a fake grenade but was arrested on the spot.
According to BlockBeats citing DL News, the police in Saint Petersburg, Russia, arrested a 21-year-old man on November 22 who entered a local cryptocurrency exchange office, trying to rob digital assets by detonating a fake grenade, ultimately being controlled by the police at the scene.
The suspect is from Leningrad Oblast (District 47) and is currently unemployed. The Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for Saint Petersburg and Leningrad Oblast revealed that after the suspect entered the exchange office, he detonated two fake grenades and ignited a smoke bomb, subsequently demanding that staff transfer all the platform's digital assets to his personal wallet.
It is reported that these fake grenades are commonly used in real-life soft gas battle games, consisting of plastic BBs and resembling firecrackers, and are not lethal weapons. When the police arrested the suspect, they also seized two unexploded fake grenades from him; at the initial stage of the incident, the Ministry of Internal Affairs dispatched bomb disposal experts to the scene to confirm that the suspect was not carrying any real lethal explosives.
The man is currently in custody, and the police have charged him under Article 162 of the Russian Criminal Code (related to robbery). The specific name of the cryptocurrency exchange platform involved has not yet been disclosed by the Ministry of Internal Affairs or Russian media, but map data shows that the Yzex cryptocurrency exchange platform is located in the building where the incident occurred, and the office of the platform was still open on Saturday.
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According to BlockBeats citing DL News, the police in Saint Petersburg, Russia, arrested a 21-year-old man on November 22 who entered a local cryptocurrency exchange office, trying to rob digital assets by detonating a fake grenade, ultimately being controlled by the police at the scene.
The suspect is from Leningrad Oblast (District 47) and is currently unemployed. The Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for Saint Petersburg and Leningrad Oblast revealed that after the suspect entered the exchange office, he detonated two fake grenades and ignited a smoke bomb, subsequently demanding that staff transfer all the platform's digital assets to his personal wallet.
It is reported that these fake grenades are commonly used in real-life soft gas battle games, consisting of plastic BBs and resembling firecrackers, and are not lethal weapons. When the police arrested the suspect, they also seized two unexploded fake grenades from him; at the initial stage of the incident, the Ministry of Internal Affairs dispatched bomb disposal experts to the scene to confirm that the suspect was not carrying any real lethal explosives.
The man is currently in custody, and the police have charged him under Article 162 of the Russian Criminal Code (related to robbery). The specific name of the cryptocurrency exchange platform involved has not yet been disclosed by the Ministry of Internal Affairs or Russian media, but map data shows that the Yzex cryptocurrency exchange platform is located in the building where the incident occurred, and the office of the platform was still open on Saturday.
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