Court in Moscow arrests 44% of Eurotrans shares // Moscow court arrests 44% of Eurotrans shares in fuel theft case
The Savelovsky district court of Moscow in the case of shadow fuel supplies arrested 70 million ordinary shares of PJSC EuroTrans, which belonged to the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the company Igor Martyshov. This is 44% of all shares of the fuel operator, their total value was 3.7 billion rubles as of September 29.
The Savelovsky district court of Moscow in the case of shadow fuel supplies arrested 70 million ordinary shares of PJSC EuroTrans, which belonged to the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the company Igor Martyshov. This is 44% of all shares of the fuel operator, their total value was 3.7 billion rubles as of September 29. This was reported by the lawyer of Mr. Martyshov at the meeting, reports RBC.
The defense of Mr. Martyshov, who was sent to the pre-trial detention center until November 6, asked to change the measure of restraint to house arrest. According to the lawyers, the court of first instance did not carefully check the arguments of the investigation on the grounds for the detention of the accused and the defense’s objections. Lawyers pointed out that there is no evidence in the case materials confirming the need for Martyshov’s arrest or his involvement in the imputed crime. The court upheld the previous decision.
The arrest of Mr. Martyshov and three other top managers of Eurotrans became known on September 7. The case also involves the deputy head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in the Moscow region - the head of the rear, Major-General Sergey Malkov, the head of the Central Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Moscow region and the head of one of the departments of the center - Colonel Alexei Suyarov and Lieutenant Colonel Anna Levina. The security forces were dismissed from service and sent into custody, but later the court softened the measure of restraint and sent them under house arrest. In parallel, the investigation brought new charges against law enforcement officers.
According to the investigation, the head of the police rear supplied gasoline to Eurotrans. The latter at the expense of service fuel filled the fuel shortage at its gas stations "Truck". At the same time, the employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs as a result did not have enough gasoline to refuel official cars. The damage in the case is estimated at 600 million rubles.
