The owner of the Lviv Park "Taigan" was fined 400 thousand rubles for a bitten tourist

In Crimea, the Belgorod District Court fined Oleg Zubkov for 400 thousand rubles, the owner of the Taigan Lviv park for the fact that in the summer of 2018, Lev Vitya bit by the hand of Kirov Olga Solomin. It is reported by Interfax.

According to Zubkov, the civil lawsuit of the victim will be allocated into a separate production.

“The court was already critical of various statements about legal costs, satisfied only 109,000 rubles. I have not received any conditional term, ”the businessman told reporters. She demanded six years of imprisonment, and from the claim for moral damage of 2.5 million rubles, the court awarded her only 300,000 rubles, ”said Zubkov, adding that he was grateful to the judge for not appointing him a real term.

The incident occurred in the park in the summer of 2018. In the UK, it was stated that the tourist from Kirov, who ordered the service “Walk with Leo”, went to the predator to take a picture, and the beast bit her hand. The Tagan claimed that the visitor was drunk and "fluttered the lion for the mane."

Earlier, Oleg Zubkov told MBH Media, as he built the largest zoo in Europe, and how he went from the party deputy Yulia Tymoshenko to a member of United Russia, and then to the ardent critic of Russian politics in Crimea.