A locksmith-ninja from the Moscow Region turned a clever robbery in Japan
The 36-year-old Roman Kotelnikov from Dmitrov arranged the epic theft in the most prestigious Tokyo quarter of Ginza. He was a “famous” bear cub in Russia, but decided to “raise bets” and move to the country of the rising sun.
At about 2 in the morning, he drove up to the branded goods store, cut out an electric saw hole in the store wall and reached the amount of 4 million rubles to 14 hours Omega and Rolex.
And the robbery could be called impeccable even by the standards of Japan, if the novel had not forgotten his backpack, which was discovered near the store when examining the crime scene.
Inside lay different tools, including a saw and a drill. The man managed to detain in hot pursuit.
