Employees of the military medical commission from the Kaluga region received up to 9.5 years in prison in the case of 38 bribes from conscripts
The Kaluga District Court convicted Natalia Golubenko, an employee of the Military Medical Commission (MMC), Anna Uskova, a doctor, and Raisa Kashtanova, an accounting employee, in a case of corruption in the interests of conscripts, the press service of the regional courts reported . Golubenko and Uskova were found guilty of 38 counts of receiving a bribe (Part 5 of Article 290 of the Criminal Code), 20 counts of official forgery (Part 2 of Article 292 of the Criminal Code).