Defendant in tainted meat scandal seeks release from pre-trial…
The defense of Dmitry Vyslobokov, commercial director of 'Narmyasprom,' requested his release from pre-trial detention due to severe health conditions, citing a list of illnesses that prevent detention. The case involves alleged fraud over 700 million rubles in substandard canned meat supplies to the Special Military Operation zone.
Consensus
- Dmitry Vyslobokov, commercial director of Narmyasprom, is a defendant in a case involving the supply of substandard canned meat to the Special Military Operation zone.
- The defense has requested his release from pre-trial detention on health grounds.
- The defense is asking the court to replace pre-trial detention with house arrest or a ban on certain actions.
- The case involves alleged fraud amounting to 700 million rubles.
- Other defendants include Alexey Baranov, Artem Barishkov, Zinaida Grishchuk, and Dmitry Mizgir.
- The case was initiated in May.
- The court previously denied Vyslobokov's release from detention.
- Mizgir was arrested in Belarus and extradited.
Points of divergence
- The case is also linked to former head of the resource supply department of the Ministry of Defense, Viktor Tarazevich. — kommersant
- Three defendants—Barishkov, Grishchuk, and Mizgir—fled from investigation. — vm
- Mizgir was detained in Belarus during an attempt to leave for Western countries. — vm
- The fraud scheme and why Mizgir is considered the main suspect are detailed in a report by 'Vechernaya Moskva'. — vm
- The case is linked to Colonel Viktor Tarazevich. — vesti
Coverage (3 sources)
- The accused in the case of substandard canned meat for the SMO was asked to be released from pretrial detention — Коммерсантъ
- Case on delivery of substandard canned meat to SVO: one of the defendants asked to be released from pretrial detention — Вечерняя Москва
- Supplier of poor quality canned meat on SVO is demanded to be released from pre-trial detention — Вести
Key entities
- Pre-trial detention center
- SVO
- Dmitry Vislobokov
- Narmyasprom
- RIA Novosti
- Kerch D.A.
- Advocate
- Moscow 21 Aug Vesti