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In Domodedovo convicted businessman for cheating on 3 million

The Domodedovo City Court sentenced an individual entrepreneur. He was found guilty of fraud in the supply of goods.

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In Domodedovo convicted businessman for cheating on 3 million

The Domodedovo City Court sentenced an individual entrepreneur. He was found guilty of fraud in the supply of goods.

According to the court, in March 2025, the man concluded contracts for the supply of goods and components in the amount of more than 3 million rubles. At the same time, he obviously did not have the financial ability to fulfill his obligations. Having received payment, the entrepreneur did not deliver the products and disposed of the money at his discretion.

The court ordered him three years of forced labor withholding 5% of wages into state income. The sentence has entered into force. The investigation is complete.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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