12-year-old Kid Steals 150,000 Roubles, Blows it all on Hookers

The boy ran away from home and organised an “adult” weekend for him and his friends with the scarlet ladies.
12-year-old Artyom Z, after running away from home, chose a lifestyle far removed from what one would expect of a child, despite his young age.
He left his hometown of Georgievsk, and headed to the nearby town of Pyatigorsk to get a taste of the delights of adult life.
To carry out his daring plan, the boy robbed a few shops and stole from passers-by.
“I got on the marshrutka, and headed to Pyatigorsk, I just wanted to have a bit of fun with some girls”, Artyom told Life News. “I needed money. I went to “Magnit”, and as the cashier chatted to a customer, I grabbed the pile of 5,000 rouble [£110, 125€] notes and ran out. They didn’t chase me.
Having decided that 40,000 [£875, 1,000€] wasn’t a big enough sum of money for our real gentleman, Artyom picked the pockets of passers-by. Adults didn’t expect that inside such a young adolescent, an experienced little thief was hiding.
“After I got enough money, I went back to Georgievsk, I could afford a taxi and drove around in style”, Artyom remembers. “In Georgievsk, I called my friends, told them that I had lots of money, and that we could have some fun. We called some girls, and went to the sauna with them”.
Then, the jolly little group booked a hotel room, and spent two days there. In total, the boy confirms that he spent nearly 150,000 roubles on the hedonistic excursion for himself and his friends.
Meanwhile, Artyom’s brother, who he lived with in Georgievsk, reported his disappearance to the police.
“Our employees saw the boy on the street, and took him back to the station because his brother was looking for him”, Vladislav Samoylenko, inspector from the municipal department of the Interior Ministry for juveniles told Life News. “The court has decided that Artyom needs to go to Gornozavodkaya special school.”
Life News has learned that the teenager’s mother gave up her parental responsibilities a few years ago. She lives in another town and rarely contacts her son.
According to the court decision, Artyom must spend three years studying at a special school to put him on the right path. At the moment, he is in a juvenile detention centre.
“It’s almost a last resort, a preventative measure”, Lidiya Delyatitskaya, executive secretary of the Young Offenders commission. “But it’s unavoidable when we have to correct a child’s behavior after they’ve been living in an unacceptable way.”

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