Polish Man Arrested for Placing Fake Pizza Orders and Threatening Victims
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A 23-year-old man from Szczecin, Poland, was arrested for placing hundreds of fake food orders, predominantly pizzas, using other people's names and addresses. He included threats in the comments, such as kidnapping, arson, and car accidents. The largest order was for 300 pizzas, while one order totaled over 37,000 zł (approx. €8,500). The man used details of well-known politicians and media figures. He faces up to 8 years in prison.
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