Ex-Procter & Gamble Manager Sent to House Arrest

TASS reported that the court has placed Viktor Sukhinov, former manager of Procter&Gamble and accused of intentional bankruptcy, under house arrest.

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Viktor Suhinov, former manager of Procter & Gamble Russia and ex-CEO of 'Razgulay,' was placed under house arrest.
The house arrest was ordered by the Zamoskvoretsky Court in Moscow on August 22.
Sukhinov is accused of intentional bankruptcy using his official position under Part 2 of Article 196 of the Russian Criminal Code.
The maximum penalty for this charge is up to six years in prison.
The court rejected the prosecution's request to detain him in custody.
Sukhinov is prohibited from leaving his residence without approval, using the internet, contacting anyone except close relatives, defense, and investigators.
The case details are not publicly disclosed.
Sukhinov was detained in Moscow on August 21.

The Zamoskvoretsky Court of Moscow ceased proceedings in a bankruptcy case against street racer Marga Bagdasarayan on July 13, which may be related to the current case. — vm
Some media reports suggest the case may be connected to the intentional bankruptcy of the transportation company 'SV-Logistika'. — fontanka
The court considered arguments from both sides before deciding on house arrest as a less severe measure. — interfax