The Ministry of Internal Affairs found no violations in the fact that the developer donates apartments to police officers

In the Stavropol Territory, the local department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs found no violations in the fact that the police receive apartments as a gift from the developer YugStroyInvest. This is stated in the response from the Ministry of Internal Affairs, which was received by Novaya Gazeta.

The publication asked to verify the statement of the company's CEO Yuri Ivanov. According to him, "annually, assistance is provided to the employees of the Central Internal Affairs Directorate in need of housing in the form of free transfer of apartments."

According to Novaya Gazeta, the Ministry of Internal Affairs conducted an inspection over two days off. On Wednesday, June 28, a police officer asked the publication to send links where it comes to apartments for police officers. July 1 and 2 were days off, on the morning of July 3, the Ministry of Internal Affairs had already sent a response.

According to Russian law, police officers cannot accept gifts worth more than three thousand rubles. YugStroyInvest apartments cost at least one million rubles.

“I inform you that your appeal addressed to the head of the Main Directorate of Internal Security of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia about the illegal actions of officials of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for the Stavropol Territory on behalf of was considered. During the audit, no violations of the law were found in the actions of officials of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia for the Stavropol Territory, ”said Konstantin Borodin, head of the operational-investigative unit of the Security Service of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for the Stavropol Territory.

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• The YugStroyInvest company became known to the general public after the attack on blogger Ilya Varlamov in Stavropol. He was attacked for making unflattering comments about the city; one of the company's executives was present during the attack. Subsequently , it became known that in 2014, the guards of this company fired from traumatic pistols at a student who demanded a reduction in utility bills. The student ended up in prison.