CrimeaPRESS reports:
In Feodosia, social networks were stirred up by a message about a lonely, lost elderly woman forced to huddle in the entrance. “Hall version” No. 1 – the grandmother was kicked out of the house. The police responded and found the pensioner in one of the apartment buildings on Fedko Street. As it was said on the Internet. At the entrance. But further… As they say, the “hall version” was not confirmed.
The local police officer found the elderly woman, but she was unable to answer questions or explain why she was on the street. The police identified the woman and escorted her to the car to take her to her residence address. At this time, a man approached the official car, who, as it turned out, was the pensioner’s son-in-law, and had been searching for her on his own for several hours, and a publication in the group also led him to this address. As it turned out, an elderly relative has memory problems and left her home without permission; no one kicked her out of the house and her mother-in-law was provided with everything necessary for everyday life.— reported the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Crimea.
Police officers handed the elderly woman into the hands of relatives and had a conversation with them about the need for a more attentive attitude towards the elderly.
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