Crackers help Turkish police find Georgians accused of theft
Law enforcers went through footage of nearby shops where the crackers were bought. Photo credit: Netgazeti.ge.
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Crackers left in a robbed home in Turkey have helped the Turkish police detain the four Georgian citizens responsible for the crime.
Turkish media reported that the four Georgian citizens robbed houses in the Turkish capital city Ankara.
Law enforcers went through footage of nearby shops where the crackers were bought, and were given access to surveillance camera footage to help identify the robbers.
The police found the robbers and recovered the stolen items and money from their apartments.
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