According to the initial version of the investigation, Colonel Evremov, who was responsible for the management of the Academy, wrote out an inflated bonus in the amount of 555,000 rubles to certain employees, and then withdrew from these employees an “extra” of an average of 100,000 rubles. From his bonus, the colonel contributed 120,000 rubles to the “general’s reserve.”
Money from the collected “general’s reserve” was spent on expensive gifts for officials, Krymov’s banquet at the Academy of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia, where he was preparing his dissertation, as well as on other needs for Krymov’s country office house and his reception room at the Academy, the Cheka-OGPU found out.
Everything changed when the case was transferred to the central office of the Investigative Committee, where the case acquired a new, more serious element in the form of embezzlement (Article 160, part 4), and Krymov himself became a defendant.
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Until recently, the former head of the Academy of the Federal Penitentiary Service of the Russian Federation, Major General Alexander Krymov, now sent by the court to house arrest, sat in the center of Moscow, in an elite restaurant at the Four Seasons Hotel, and resolved issues. This is a common thing for him. Before his appointment to…
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