In a particularly large-scale fraud case initiated in Chechnya, purchased premium cars from residents of various regions of Russia were confiscated. In this respect informs RBC with reference to sources.
According to the case file, at the end of 2022, unidentified persons bought 10 cars from Mesker-Yurt village resident Yunady Kaimov on the pretext of selling them. These are Audi, BMW and Mercedes-Benz, worth from 10 million to 28 million rubles. According to the investigation, the cars were stolen and the owner did not receive the money. Total damage amounted to 199.3 million rubles.
In March this year, the judge of the Zavodskoy district of Chechnya ordered the arrest of these cars at the request of the police inspector. All ten foreign cars were confiscated and transported to Chechnya. After that, some owners of the seized cars appealed to the Internal Affairs Directorate of the Central Administrative District of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Moscow, as well as the police department of the Arbat metropolitan area. announced the seizure of cars from “real buyers” and then their transfer to the territory of Chechnya “at all costs”.
It is noted that citizens buy foreign cars from private individuals and in one of the largest car dealership networks. The publication states that, according to the vehicle owners, they were interrogated as witnesses in the case of fraud and that the interrogations were “rugged and with the threat of going from witness to accused.” The objection of car owners says that Adam Satuev and Said-Magomed Shataev are engaged in the sale of foreign cars. According to investigators, they were the ones who did not pay the previous owner for the cars sold.
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