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2020: A sentence for theft at Rostec of tens of millions at construction of the perinatal center
On August 26, 2020 the Leninsky district court of Penza pronounced a sentence to the former mayor Alexander Pashkov. He was found guilty in plunder of money at construction of the regional perinatal center.
According to the investigators, from February to April, 2015 the president Sigma construction company Sergey Bogunov with assistance of Pashkov stole about 97 million rubles from the means received as advance payments under the contract for execution of works on construction of perinatal the center in Penza. On the basis of collected during court sessions proofs the court set damage in 85 million rubles caused To Rostec (builds the perinatal centers in the Russian Federation).
As reported in the Investigation Department of the Russian Investigative Committee in the Penza region, according to a position charges, accepted by court, since November, 2013 Pashkov participated in meetings of the working groups on questions of design, engineering researches, construction and commissioning of the perinatal center in Penza, obtained information concerning conditions of signing of the contract on construction of the specified object and also struck up personal acquaintance with the head of RT-Sotsstroy LLC (enters into Rostec Group).
The court sentenced Pashkov to six years of maximum security penal colony. At assignment of punishment the court took into account that the ex-mayor of Penza made a recurrence — in 2010 it was condemned for fraud and abuse of office for 8.5 years of colony, but left in 2012 conditional ahead of schedule. Sergey Bogunov received 5 years standard regime penal colonies. Both accused were detained in the courtroom.
Criminal cases were brought according to Part 4 of Article 159 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (fraud, made by organized group or in especially large size) and h. 5 Article 33, Part 4 of Article 159 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (complicity in commission frauds).[1]
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