Yesterday a theft occurred in the publishing house Ganun. Cash of more than 3 thousand AZN was stolen.
As the director of the publishing house Shahbaz Khuduoglu told Turan, this is a purely criminal incident, and the Nasimi district police office launched a criminal case.
Tthe thieves opened the door of the publishing house, then broke the lock of the accountant office and a safety deposit box in the books warehouse Ali and Nino.
There was an attempt to break another door.
In the morning it became clear that over 3,000 AZN was stolen from the cash office and 213 AZN was stolen from the warehouse.
"A year ago there was a similar event, but then the criminal case was passed from the police to the prosecutor as a soccer ball and then disappeared,” said the director. -03B-
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