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Ramzan Kadyrov, leader of Chechnya, has removed a picture of some sheep from his Instagram amongst allegations he stole the picture from a Dutch photographer.
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In an unusually brave and daring manoeuvre, an apparently homeless woman sneaks up behind a group of men drinking in a garage, and takes a bag from behind them.
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After allegations by Robert Kraft that Putin stole a diamond encrusted ring, a spokesman for the NY Patriots said that it was all a joke. Netizens are unconvinced.
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A man from Volgograd has been charged with stealing a bridge which went missing in the village of Frolovo. Police found him by following tractor tracks to his home.
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A man whose car was stolen in St. Petersburg 2 months ago found it again in Irkutsk on a car trading website. He is still fighting for the police to return his car.
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A 12-year-old boy has been sent to a special school for three years after stealing 150,000 roubles to fund a weekend in a hotel with his friends with prostitutes.
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Three 11-12 year old children in Moscow have had nervous breakdowns after being detained by a security guard who caught them stealing sweets at a supermarket.
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In Izhevsk, a flashmob went wrong when citizens stole two tonnes of oranges in five minutes. The oranges were to fill up a fountain in the city's central square.
Ramzan Kadyrov, leader of Chechnya, has removed a picture of some sheep from his Instagram amongst allegations he stole the picture from a Dutch photographer.1
In an unusually brave and daring manoeuvre, an apparently homeless woman sneaks up behind a group of men drinking in a garage, and takes a bag from behind them.
After allegations by Robert Kraft that Putin stole a diamond encrusted ring, a spokesman for the NY Patriots said that it was all a joke. Netizens are unconvinced.
A man from Volgograd has been charged with stealing a bridge which went missing in the village of Frolovo. Police found him by following tractor tracks to his home.
A man whose car was stolen in St. Petersburg 2 months ago found it again in Irkutsk on a car trading website. He is still fighting for the police to return his car.
A 12-year-old boy has been sent to a special school for three years after stealing 150,000 roubles to fund a weekend in a hotel with his friends with prostitutes.
Three 11-12 year old children in Moscow have had nervous breakdowns after being detained by a security guard who caught them stealing sweets at a supermarket.
In Izhevsk, a flashmob went wrong when citizens stole two tonnes of oranges in five minutes. The oranges were to fill up a fountain in the city's central square.