Accused bribe-takers, former city officials of Krasnoyarsk, will remain in detention.
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Former Krasnoyarsk Vice-Mayor and UDIB Head Remain in Custody
Aleksei Davydov, ex-vice mayor of Krasnoyarsk, and Evgeny Zhvakin, former head of UDIB, are still behind bars, with one accused of receiving a massive bribe, and the other of aiding in its transfer.
Last year, both men were arrested on suspicion of taking a bribe totaling 73 million rubles from OOO "Promstroy" between 2018 and 2019. These funds served as payment for their assistance in helping the company win road repair contracts in Krasnoyarsk.
According to court reports, the arrests of both former officials had their durations extended today, keeping them in custody until September 25. Currently, they have been detained for nearly 7 months.
To remind you, Vladislav Logginov, the mayor of Krasnoyarsk, was apprehended on June 8, under suspicion of taking a bribe worth 180 million rubles. The alleged criminal activity of the city's mayor partially overlaps with the timeframes that figure in the Zhvakin and Davydov case. Per the investigation, Logginov agreed to help an unnamed company win road repair contracts in exchange for the bribe. At present, Logginov is being held in a Moscow detention center.
Stay tuned for further developments, as updated information regarding this ongoing investigation continues to emerge. To help keep you in the loop, I can track and summarize updates as they become available.
In the broader context of general-news, this ongoing saga in Krasnoyarsk politics involves three high-ranking officials, including the former Vice-Mayor Aleksei Davydov and UDIB Head Evgeny Zhvakin, who have been rearrested and remain in custody until September 25 for their alleged involvement in crime-and-justice matters. Meanwhile, news of the mayor, Vladislav Logginov, who was arrested on June 8 for a whopping bribe of 180 million rubles, continues to dominate headlines in the crime-and-justice sector.
