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The court confirmed the verdict of a corrupt investigator who extorted money from hackers.
The Moscow City Court confirmed the legality of the verdict of the Nikulinsky District Court, which satisfied the requirements of the Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation in relation to the former head of the investigative department of the GSU IC for the Tver district of Moscow, Marat Tambiev, accused of extorting more than 1 thousand bitcoins from the hacking group Infraud Organization. The press service of the Court of Appeal said that "the decision was not changed," writes TASS .
On June 19, the Nikulinsky District Court of Moscow ruled in a civil case against Tambiev, according to which 1,032 bitcoins belonging to the defendant were confiscated in favor of the Russian Federation.
Tambiev, who was investigating the activities of members of the Infraud Organization, began to demand bitcoins earned by them illegally from the accused. Hackers contacted the FSB, which led to the arrest of the investigator. Later, his subordinates were also arrested. The Prosecutor General's Office filed a lawsuit to recover bitcoins received from the defendants. A case of bribery was initiated on this fact.
In March, the Tagansky District Court of Moscow sentenced members of the Fraud Organization on charges of illegal circulation of payment funds committed by an organized group, according to part 2 of Article 187 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation.
The Moscow City Court confirmed the legality of the verdict of the Nikulinsky District Court, which satisfied the requirements of the Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation in relation to the former head of the investigative department of the GSU IC for the Tver district of Moscow, Marat Tambiev, accused of extorting more than 1 thousand bitcoins from the hacking group Infraud Organization. The press service of the Court of Appeal said that "the decision was not changed," writes TASS .
On June 19, the Nikulinsky District Court of Moscow ruled in a civil case against Tambiev, according to which 1,032 bitcoins belonging to the defendant were confiscated in favor of the Russian Federation.
Tambiev, who was investigating the activities of members of the Infraud Organization, began to demand bitcoins earned by them illegally from the accused. Hackers contacted the FSB, which led to the arrest of the investigator. Later, his subordinates were also arrested. The Prosecutor General's Office filed a lawsuit to recover bitcoins received from the defendants. A case of bribery was initiated on this fact.
In March, the Tagansky District Court of Moscow sentenced members of the Fraud Organization on charges of illegal circulation of payment funds committed by an organized group, according to part 2 of Article 187 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation.
