In Moscow, a worker burned his boss's car because of non-payment of wages

In Moscow, an electrician set fire to a car belonging to his boss. A source of "Izvestiya" in law enforcement agencies told about it on December 10.

At the end of November, the 55-year-old employee announced his dismissal to the head of the company and asked for his salary. The director explained to him that it would be transferred in two weeks.

On December 9, the manager was parking his car at the construction site when the employee approached and asked again about the money. The supervisor explained that the salary would come tomorrow and left.

After that, the intruder set fire to the director's car. The damage amounted to 1.7 million rubles. The suspect was detained.

It is noted that the man was previously tried because of non-payment of child support (article 157 part 1 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation).

Arson or accident: Lenin's hut burned down in Sestroretsk

Exactly who is responsible for the arson is not yet known

Before that, on December 5, it was reported that in the Kemerovo region a man set fire to the house because of the refusal of the owners to let him in. As a result of the incident killed two people.