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Kaliningrad businessman left four drivers without pay

In Kaliningrad, the entrepreneur from December 2025 to May 2026 did not pay salaries to four drivers. The debt to employees exceeded 1.6 million rubles.

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Kaliningrad businessman left four drivers without pay

In Kaliningrad, the entrepreneur from December 2025 to May 2026 did not pay salaries to four drivers. The debt to employees exceeded 1.6 million rubles.

According to prosecutors, the head of the company, which leases trucks and construction equipment, could repay the debt, but spent the money for other purposes.

The prosecutor's office approved the indictment and sent the criminal case to the magistrate. The court will now consider it on its merits.

Earlier, we wrote that five cars of debtors got into the network of Kaliningrad bailiffs.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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