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Man Faces 8 Years in Prison After Placing Fake $10,000 Food Order to Stranger’s Address
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300 Pizzas for 8,500 Euros Ordered to Foreign Addresses – Man Threatens Victims Even with Kidnapping
The man ordered hundreds of pizzas, used names of politicians and wrote threats in the delivery notes. An order was over 37,000 złoty (about 8.573 euros).
·Syke, Germany
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For eight months, he allegedly placed false food orders, providing the details of unsuspecting people.
·Warsaw, Poland
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He placed meal orders worth thousands of złoty and posted threats against politicians in the comments. The Central Bureau for Combating Cybercrime is investigating the persistent harassment and threats. The suspect has been detained and faces up to eight years in prison.
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