Criminal Cases Collector – Part Two. The Cheka-OGPU has become aware of a new article of the Criminal Code…

Criminal Cases Collector – Part Two. The Cheka-OGPU has become aware of a new article of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation under which the former head of the administration of the Sverdlovsk settlement of the Vsevolozhsk district of the Leningrad region, Andrei Shornikov, is charged. We have already told you that recently the regional Investigative Committee searched his former and fictitious subordinate, due to whom the settlement budget lost 1.6 million rubles. So, a new article concerning the “collector of criminal cases”, who became the most media personality of the Leningrad region last summer, when he held a siege in the administration building for almost a month, refusing to leave his post, became the fourth part of Article 160 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (Misappropriation or embezzlement in especially large size). This article was added to others under which the former official is charged – to Article 290 (part 4, receiving a large bribe by an official) and to several episodes under Article 286 of the Criminal Code (exceeding official powers). Moreover, sources of the Cheka-OGPU report that we can soon expect the initiation of a criminal case under the classic fourth part of Article 159 (Especially large-scale fraud). You can smile sadly – so Andrey is not far from the formidable 210th (organization of a criminal community).
As the Cheka-OGPU has already hinted quite transparently, such a series of criminal cases surrounding a relatively minor figure in the establishment of the Leningrad region is not at all accidental. We wrote that according to rumors (and rumors, by the way, are of very different quality), just for choosing a preventive measure in the form of house arrest, Shornikov parted with assets worth approximately 50 million. The amount seems incredible, but you need to understand that Andrei Petrovich is not a poor person at all. Offhand, his fortune in the form of various land plots, real estate, and so on, is estimated at 1-1.5 billion rubles. This, of course, Shornikov himself knows, and both law enforcement officers and his real opponents are well aware of this. A classic swing of interests is being created between those who want to hush up history and those who want to bring it to a real deadline. So the general “resolution of the issue” may cost the ex-official a very substantial, but most likely far from fatal, amount.
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