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The record-breaking bribery investigator, who was found to have 14 billion rubles in crypto, is…
The record-breaking bribe investigator, who was found to have 14 billion rubles in crypto, was sentenced to 16 years in prison and a fine of 500 million rubles. He was also stripped of the rank of Major of Justice.
Marat Tambiev worked as an investigator for economic affairs and headed the department for the Tverskoy district of Moscow. In 2020–2022, he received a fortune from the hacker group Infraud Organization. In return – help with their criminal case. During the searches, a “pension” folder was found on his laptop, containing a crypto wallet with 1032 bitcoins. Then they discovered the rest – a total of 5212.9 bitcoins.
At the previous meeting, the man concluded his last word with an anecdote about a wolf who raped a hare in debt (second video). And today, when asked by journalists about what it was like to be a record holder for a bribe, he proudly answered: “If there is to be, then to be the best.” The ex-employee was found guilty of accepting a bribe and abuse of power.
Also in court was an investigator from Tambiev’s department, Kristina Lyakhovenko, who received nine years. The woman helped extort bribes from hackers.
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Marat Tambiev worked as an investigator for economic affairs and headed the department for the Tverskoy district of Moscow. In 2020–2022, he received a fortune from the hacker group Infraud Organization. In return – help with their criminal case. During the searches, a “pension” folder was found on his laptop, containing a crypto wallet with 1032 bitcoins. Then they discovered the rest – a total of 5212.9 bitcoins.
At the previous meeting, the man concluded his last word with an anecdote about a wolf who raped a hare in debt (second video). And today, when asked by journalists about what it was like to be a record holder for a bribe, he proudly answered: “If there is to be, then to be the best.” The ex-employee was found guilty of accepting a bribe and abuse of power.
Also in court was an investigator from Tambiev’s department, Kristina Lyakhovenko, who received nine years. The woman helped extort bribes from hackers.
