Prosecutors seek to toughen punishment for Russian ex-Deputy Culture Minister
Prosecutors have demanded to toughen punishment for ex-Deputy Culture Minister Grigory Pirumov, who has earlier been found guilty of embezzling public funds allocated for restoration of cultural heritage objects.
Russian ex-Deputy Culture Minister sentenced to 1.5 years in prison
The Dorogomilovsky District Court of Moscow has sentenced former Deputy Culture Minister Grigory Pirumov to 1.5 years in a penal colony for embezzling public funds allocated for restoration of cultural heritage objects.
Prosecutor seeks 5 years in prison for ex-Deputy Culture Minister
Prosecutor demanded a 5-year prison term and a 1-million-ruble fine ($17,400) for former Deputy Culture Minister Grigory Pirumov charged with embezzlement of public funds allocated for restoration of cultural heritage objects.
Defendant in Culture Ministry embezzlement case receives suspended sentence
A court in St. Petersburg has sentenced a defendant in the so-called “case of restorers”, head of BaltStroy Dmitry Sergeyev, to 4.5 years on probation and 800,000 rubles fine (about $13,700).
Prosecutor seeks 5 years in prison for defendant in Culture Ministry embezzlement case
Prosecution seeks to sentence a defendant in the so-called “case of restorers”, head of BaltStroy Dmitry Sergeyev, to 5 years in a penal colony.
Culture Ministry embezzlement case filed with Moscow court
The so-called “case of restorers” launched against an organized criminal group charged with embezzlement of about 164 million rubles (about $2.8 million) was filed to the Moscow's Dorogomilovsky District Court.
Embezzlement case against ex-Deputy Culture Minister forwarded to prosecutors
A criminal case against former Deputy Culture Minister Grigory Pirumov, who stands charged with embezzling 100 million rubles ($1.7 million) of public funds allocated for restoration of cultural heritage objects, has been sent to the Prosecutor General’s Office.
Defendants in Culture Ministry embezzlement case pay $2.3 mln in damages
Former Deputy Minister of Culture Grigory Pirumov and other defendants in the so-called case of restorers have paid about 163 million rubles in damages ($2.3 million).
Ex-Deputy Culture Minister charged with embezzlement to stay in detention
The Moscow City Court on Tuesday upheld a lower court’s ruling to extend the detention of ex-Deputy Culture Minister Grigory Pirumov, who stands charged with embezzling 100 million rubles ($1.5 million) of public funds allocated for restoration of cultural heritage objects, until March 15.
Defendants in Culture Ministry embezzlement case plead guilty - report
Defendants, including Deputy Culture Minister Grigory Pirumov, charged with embezzling 100 million rubles ($1.5 million) of public funds allocated for restoration of cultural heritage objects have pleaded guilty.
Deputy Culture Minister Pirumov pleads guilty to stealing $1.6 mln of public funds
Deputy Culture Minister Grigoriy Pirumov pleaded guilty to stealing 100 million rubles ($1.5 million) of public funds, investigator said during a hearing in the Moscow City Court on Thursday.
Russian court arrests property of Deputy Minister of Culture charged with embezzlement
The Lefortovsky District Court of Moscow has arrested funds and property of Deputy Minister of Culture, Grigoriy Pirumov, who stands charged with embezzlement of 100 million rubles ($1.5 mln) from the budget.
Alleged embezzlement by Russian Deputy Minister of Culture estimated at $1.5 mln
Investigators in the criminal case against Deputy Minister of Culture Grigoriy Pirumov allege that he is responsible for embezzlement of 100 million rubles ($1.5 mln).