Ex-Sakhalin governor makes concrete in prison
Former governor of Sakhalin Alexander Khokhryakov, sentenced to 15 years in prison for bribery, is working as a second-tier concrete worker in a correctional colony in Khabarovsk Krai, producing paving slabs and curbs.
Consensus
- Alexander Khokhryakov, former governor of Sakhalin, is serving a prison sentence in a correctional colony in Khabarovsk Kray.
- He has been trained and certified as a second-tier concrete worker.
- He works in a concrete products workshop, producing paving slabs and curbs.
- He is held under regular conditions in the colony.
- He has received rewards for diligent work and has been punished for violating prison rules.
- He was sentenced to 15 years in prison and fined 500 million rubles for bribery.
- The sentence was handed down after criticism from Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Points of divergence
- His wife pays 5,000 rubles monthly toward his 500 million ruble fine. — vm
- He attempted to join the special military operation or reduce his sentence, but the sentence was increased instead. — vm
- He was previously known for using a 36 million ruble diamond pen in a gold-plated office. — vm
- He was sent to disciplinary isolation twice for a total of 15 days due to possessing a mobile phone and violating prison rules. — vm
- He has received rewards for conscientious work and has been punished for rule violations, but no specific details about the punishments are given. — vesti
Coverage (2 sources)
- In the colony, former Sakhalin governor Khoroshavin makes sidewalk tiles and curbs — Вести
- Shot: Former Sakhalin Governor Khoroshavin Became a Concrete Mixer in Khabarovsk Colony — Вечерняя Москва