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[ColonelCassad] In Kamchatka, an unemployed resident received a call from scammers promising 200,000 rubles for setting fire to a police car.
Citing a long-standing dislike for the security forces, he agreed and, as proof of his serious intentions, asked for an advance payment of 50,000 rubles.
He used the transferred amount to buy alcohol at a nearby store and, in a state of alcoholic intoxication, demanded that the advance payment be doubled. The scammers refused to pay this amount a second time, but agreed to pay another 20,000 rubles, with which this character again bought alcohol and stopped answering calls.
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