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The court sentenced a resident of the Soviet district to three years in prison for selling drugs

The Soviet district court found 18-year-old resident of the Soviet district guilty under paragraph “d” of part 4 of article 228

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The court sentenced a resident of the Soviet district to three years in prison for selling drugs

The Soviet district court found an 18-year-old resident of the Soviet district guilty under paragraph "d" of part 4 of article 228.1 of the criminal code. She was accused of selling drugs on a large scale by a group of persons by prior conspiracy via the Internet. In February of this year, the girl, along with a 14-year-old friend, worked as a courier and distributed drugs through bookmarks in Zelenokumsk.

The defendant fully admitted guilt and repented. The court sentenced her to three years in prison in a general regime correctional colony.

The younger participant, who has not reached the age of criminal responsibility, was put on preventive registration. Her legal representative was brought to administrative responsibility.

Earlier it was reported that the pensioner from Essentukov kept more than 130 grams of the drug.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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