With family and money: in Bashkiria, the bank teller disappeared after the disappearance of 23 million rubles

In Bashkiria, the cashier of the “Rosselkhozbank” disappeared without a trace, which had previously stolen about 23 million rubles from work. Her family also disappeared with her. The police published signs and a photo of a woman, announcing her wanted.

The incident occurred on Monday, May 27, in the small town of Salavat. A senior cashier at the local branch of the Rosselkhozbank, 36-year-old Louise Khairullina, asked for help early from work, and after a while it turned out that a large amount of money in euros, rubles and dollars disappeared with her. The total damage amounted to about 23 million rubles. The money, as it turned out, the woman carried in a voluminous bag.

The police went home to the woman, but they did not find her or her closest relatives there. Together with Khairullina, her husband, 41-year-old Marat Khairullin, two daughters, as well as a sister and father-in-law, disappeared in an unknown direction. It is reported that the Renault Duster family crossover has also disappeared. However, the Khairullins left on it or not, it is not clear yet - the car was put on the wanted list.

The police of Bashkortostan were only able to comment on the information about large-scale theft on Tuesday afternoon. The ministry confirmed the fact of theft and the search for the alleged abductor.

“The republic's Ministry of Internal Affairs is looking for Khayrullina Louise Ramilevna, born in 1983, who is suspected of stealing money worth more than 20 million rubles from the bank cashier in Salavat. Currently, according to representatives of the bank, a procedural check is in progress, the results of which will result in a decision to initiate a criminal case, ”the ministry’s statement said.

On the website of the republican Ministry of Interior published a photo and signs of the cashier, as well as telephone numbers of police units, where you can provide information about the woman. At the same time nothing is said about her relatives.

On Tuesday evening, the press service of the ministry told RT that they could not provide any additional information besides that which was published in the press release. Thus, the fact of the loss of money is still continuing pre-investigation check and a criminal case has not been initiated.

In turn, the press service of the "Rosselkhozbank" RT was asked to send a written request, but at the time of publication the answer was not received.

The administration of Salavat on Tuesday tried to collect information about the family. Dilbar Mustafina, deputy head of the administration of Salavat for social issues, told the Media Correspondent that "the Khairullin family was not registered by families in need of social state support."

Getting information about the missing family makes it difficult for the cashier who disappeared with the money to delete almost all of their social media accounts.

Although recently she was quite actively sharing the events of her life with friends there. For example, she shared her joy for the 8-year-old daughter Milena, who won the swimming competition.

RT managed to get acquainted with one of the accounts of Louise Khairullina, which she did not delete, probably due to the fact that she lost access to it: the last time a woman visited her was on March 1.

It is reported that Khairullina graduated from school No. 23 in Salavat, where her children had studied up to now. After school, she studied at the local industrial college, and then at the Bashkir State University. Immediately after graduating from high school in the summer of 2006, she began working as a senior cashier at a bank and since then, according to this information, she did not change her job.

She lived Khairullina in the house 38 on the street Beketova. It is noteworthy that in the column "I live now" she also indicated Kurgan. It is also possible that Khairullina could have headed towards Kazakhstan, which is relatively close.

Recently, this is not the first case related to the crimes committed by bank tellers. In May of this year in Vladivostok, the prosecutor's office approved the indictment against the cashier of one of the city banks, which stole several tens of millions of rubles from the institution.

“In the process of fulfilling her official duties, which included including loading cash into ATM cassettes, the person in charge deliberately misappropriated part of the money, appropriating it to herself,” the supervisory department said.

According to the investigation, the senior cashier, who had work experience of over ten years, in total, stole more than 28 million rubles.

Illegal actions were identified by the bank’s own security service. During the investigation, the representative of the victim filed a civil claim for damages to the bank. At present, the criminal case has been sent to the Frunze District Court of Vladivostok for consideration on the merits.