The court arrested the property of the ex-head of the FSIN Reimer for 15 million rubles

The Presnensky court of Moscow arrested bank accounts and property of the former head of the FSIN Alexander Reimer as part of a fraud case of 2.7 billion rubles in the purchase of electronic bracelets. This was reported by TASS with reference to the press secretary of the court Nina Yurkova.

"The court at the request of the investigator imposed security arrest in the accounts and property of the Reimer in the amount of more than 15 million rubles," Yurkova said. In addition, the accounts and property of another person involved in the case, entrepreneur Nikolai Martynov, were arrested.

On February 26, the Investigative Committee announced a pre -investigation audit in connection with a waste of budget funds allocated for the purchase of electronic bracelets . It was organized on facts identified during the revision of financial, economic and production activities of Cytos. The damage was then estimated at 1.3 billion rubles.

At the end of March, Reimer was detained . The Presnensky court authorized his arrest. Earlier, the court arrested Martynov. According to the investigation, Reimer made an unlawful refusal to conduct an open auction for the supply of SEMPL equipment and influenced pricing. In addition, the need for equipment was deliberately overestimated. At the end of last year, out of 23,900 purchased sets, only 9 375 were used.

The investigation also established the fact of the absence of elements responsible for processing the signals of the GLONASS system. "In fact, these products could not be used for its intended purpose, since the information received from the so -called" bracelets "was false," the press service notes.