On September 19, 24, by decision of the Leninsky Court of Ulyanovsk, a preventive measure was chosen in the form of detention for the ex-deputy head of the department for investigating tax crimes of the Economic Security and Commissariat of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for the Ulyanovsk Region, A. Vinnitsky, on charges of committing a crime under Part 5 of Article 291.1 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (promise of mediation in bribery, maximum penalty – imprisonment for up to 7 years).
Vinnitsky is widely known in narrow circles of Ulyanovsk, as he decided to act as a mediator. It is with the involvement of Vinnitsky and others like him that the head of the 2nd department for investigating particularly important cases of the regional Investigative Committee can easily evade criminal liability (taking bribes for the termination/reclassification of criminal cases), exchanging “Vinnitsky” in the event of their detention.
Let us recall that in 2022, Vinnitsky’s subordinate, detective M. Yurin, was sentenced to 5 years “strict” for extorting 11 million rubles from the Weather in the House Group of Companies and for failing to carry out operational activities. Yurin did not hand over Vinnitsky, but the inevitability of punishment found the latter in the office of the Udmurt tax office, where Vinnitsky fled to escape a series of criminal cases.
Kildin and the regional UEBiPK, having recalled in 2023 that they had received less than 11 million rubles from the Weather in the House Group of Companies, have been “stamping” criminal cases for lost profits for the 2nd year.
Question: how many “Vinnitsky/Yurins” are needed to imprison one Kildin?
Vinnitsky is widely known in narrow circles of Ulyanovsk, as he decided to act as a mediator. It is with the involvement of Vinnitsky and others like him that the head of the 2nd department for investigating particularly important cases of the regional Investigative Committee can easily evade criminal liability (taking bribes for the termination/reclassification of criminal cases), exchanging “Vinnitsky” in the event of their detention.
Let us recall that in 2022, Vinnitsky’s subordinate, detective M. Yurin, was sentenced to 5 years “strict” for extorting 11 million rubles from the Weather in the House Group of Companies and for failing to carry out operational activities. Yurin did not hand over Vinnitsky, but the inevitability of punishment found the latter in the office of the Udmurt tax office, where Vinnitsky fled to escape a series of criminal cases.
Kildin and the regional UEBiPK, having recalled in 2023 that they had received less than 11 million rubles from the Weather in the House Group of Companies, have been “stamping” criminal cases for lost profits for the 2nd year.
Question: how many “Vinnitsky/Yurins” are needed to imprison one Kildin?
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Anna Cooper
Specialization: International Criminal Investigations
Description: Anna is a journalist with a global outlook, specializing in uncovering international criminal networks, including human and arms trafficking. Her work involves in-depth analysis of transnational crime and writing comprehensive investigative articles.
