The former head of the Serpukhov district has been ordered to have his land and equipment seized for 425 million rubles, in addition to property worth 10 billion
The Prosecutor General's Office asked the court to transfer property worth 425 million rubles, which, it is alleged, was "actually owned and used" by the arrested former head of the Serpukhov district, Alexander Shestun, to the state's treasury. We are talking about 92 land plots that were registered to other individuals and legal entities, as well as equipment (including two tractors). Earlier, the department asked the court to seize property worth 10 billion rubles from Shestun.