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Last week, Ragaišytė pleaded guilty in the Melbourne Magistrates Court in Australia to 12 counts against him, including theft of bank cards, illegally acquired property and theft.
According to the foreign press, J. Ragaišytė on February 16. At around 1.50pm overnight with three other men they visited a rented warehouse in Melbourne harbor warehouses. Surveillance cameras recorded how two hours they entered and left the warehouse.
It turns out that a Lithuanian man with men broke into the office of a company selling a used car in the same building and allegedly stole credit cards and car keys, police report. They left the scene around 4 p.m. Car stolen in the morning from Joe Vella Used Cars.
After that, J. Ragaišytė bought a phone with stolen credit cards, refilled his bill, cigarettes, a lighter and cosmetics from the Coles store. After driving through St. Kilda, the girl continued shopping.
Then the Lithuanian stayed in the room on the seventh floor of the Aura apartment. Detectives discovered that the girl later broke into another occupied room while there were no people in it. When they returned, the apartment guests noticed that one of their Nike backpacks, clothing and cosmetics were missing, even though the door was closed. According to the police, he was able to enter the room through the balcony.
2019 In June, J. Ragaišytė pleaded guilty to robbery of hotel guests, accusations were also made against his accomplice, but he will still be tried.
Hayley Bate, a spokeswoman for the Magistrates Court, told a Lithuanian lawyer that the girl had again been classified as a “high risk offender”. She will face a suspended sentence of 12 months and 100 hours of public work, as well as drug, alcohol and mental health testing.
Last September, J. Ragaišytė escaped from prison by pleading guilty to drug possession. The girl only had to promise that she will behave for two years.
In 2017, police officers found a real drug rage in the apartment of the girl and her then-boyfriend Cemre Volkan. She was also caught with methamphetamine in her purse, which she said she forgot, during a screening visit to a loved one of an inmate.
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