A Yakut policeman who took a cleaning lady from the Philippines into slavery received a suspended sentence
The Yakutsk City Court sentenced Alexander Levadny, deputy head of the economic security and anti-corruption department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for Yakutsk, to five years in prison, who took a cleaner from the Philippines into slavery, the court's press service told Interfax. In addition, the policeman's wife, Kristina Levadnaya, received a suspended four-year prison sentence.