Grodno Egg Thief Faces Prison Time

Grodno Egg Thief Faces Prison Time A resident of the Grodno region is facing up to four years in prison after being caught stealing 414 incubator eggs from a local poultry farm. The incident came to light when the poultry farm noticed a significant shortage of eggs in early May. An investigation revealed that an operator at the farm had been systematically removing eggs and trays, transporting them to his home in his own vehicle. Once at home, the man's 64-year-old father helped care for the eggs and the ducklings that hatched. Meanwhile, his 58-year-old mother sold the ducklings on an online marketplace. The total value of the stolen eggs was estimated at 1200 Belarusian rubles. "The operator was detained, and a criminal case has been opened for theft by a group of people," stated a spokesperson for the Grodno Regional Police Department. The spokesperson declined to comment further on the ongoing investigation. The family's actions highlight the consequences of seemingly minor crimes. While the individual financial losses may seem small, the collective impact and the legal repercussions are significant. This case serves as a reminder of the importance of workplace integrity and the far-reaching consequences of criminal activity.