Prosecutor Seeks 4 Years for Stylist Who Sold Fake Luxury Goods
The prosecutor requested that stylist Yankovskaya be sentenced to four years in a labor camp for selling Lerkh fake products from Sadovod.
Consensus
- The prosecutor requested a four-year prison sentence for Elvira Yankovskaya.
- Yankovskaya sold counterfeit luxury goods to Valeria Chekalin (Lerchek).
- Chekalin believed the items were authentic and purchased them over a period of more than a year.
- The counterfeit items were sourced from markets, including 'Sadovod'.
- Yankovskaya was under a non-exit bond but violated the conditions and was subsequently detained.
- Yankovskaya compensated Chekalin with nearly two million rubles in September.
Points of divergence
- Six people are listed as victims in the case. — vm
- Yankovskaya promised to bring the items from abroad at below-market prices. — tg_rian_ru
Coverage (2 sources)
- Prosecor requested four years in prison for former stylist Lerchek — Вечерняя Москва
- Prosecor requested to sentence stylist Yankovskaya to four years in a colony for selling Lerkh fake goods from "Sadovod". — РИА Новости (Telegram)
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