Man Faces Up To 8 Years In Prison For Ordering Hundreds Of Pizzas To Random Addresses
Summary
A 23-year-old man from Poland faces up to eight years in prison after allegedly ordering hundreds of pizzas to random addresses as a prank. Police say the scheme involved stalking, identity theft and threats that caused financial losses and distress across several cities.
Key Points
- Police in Poland arrested a 23-year-old from Szczecin for allegedly placing hundreds of fake pizza orders to addresses across the country.
- Investigators say some orders included personal details and threats such as kidnapping, arson and road accidents, making victims feel genuinely endangered.
- The total damage included restaurant losses and one order of 300 pizzas costing more than 37,000 Polish zlotys.
- If convicted, the suspect could face a prison sentence of up to eight years.
