On March 17, while handing over a bribe in the amount of 1,235,000 rubles, he was caught red-handed…

On March 17, while handing over a bribe in the amount of 1,235,000 rubles, Andrei Drygin, deputy head of the Southern Interregional Directorate of Rosselkhoznadzor, was caught red-handed. Employees of the FSB Directorate for the Krasnodar Territory “paid a visit” to the corrupt official at 12:20, at the time he received money through an intermediary from commercial organizations specializing in the certification of agricultural products and the import of regulated goods.
Now, due to sanctions, the work of merchants involved in the import of certain groups of food from abroad has become more complicated. Considering that it is YuMU that carries out the functions of control and supervision in the field of import of food products, Drygin probably offered importers a “preferential solution” to issues for a bribe. Although, it would seem that just recently this comrade gave very decisive interviews to the Kuban media in which he spoke about reliable barriers to dangerous products. He stood in the way of pest-infested bell peppers and tangerines. But now it turns out that the degree of danger depends on the magnitude of corruption gratitude. To be continued.
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