Turkish police arrest Russian clinic owner in fraud case

Six people, including Mr. Drezin, were detained on suspicion of her murder.

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Marat Dreyzin was arrested in Antalya, Turkey on September 4.
The arrest was conducted under a red Interpol notice, indicating the need for arrest and extradition.
Dreyzin has been in international fugitive status since 2021 due to a fraud case.
He was involved in a criminal network known as the 'sanitation gang' in St. Petersburg, linked to multiple murders.
Dreyzin was previously sentenced to four years in prison for his role in the 'sanitation gang' case.
He was also previously convicted in 2013 for false reporting and illegal weapons possession.
The arrest occurred in the Karagiyak district of Antalya.
Dreyzin was apprehended during a police and special services operation involving a chase.
He was taken into police custody for extradition proceedings.

Dreyzin was the owner of the Russian clinic 'Kredo-Med'. — kommersant
Dreyzin was described as 'one of the most notable players in the ritual services market' and had been known to St. Petersburg law enforcement since 2004. — fontanka
Dreyzin was involved in a scheme to frame a witness by planting drugs using a pickpocket, and the plan failed because the pickpocket was a decoy. — kommersant
Dreyzin was accused of orchestrating a fake assassination attempt on himself to eliminate a business partner, and was exposed. — fontanka
Dreyzin was wanted for fraud related to the illegal sale of a deceased person's apartment and attempting to frame a witness. — kommersant
The fraud case involved Dreyzin trying to have a witness framed by planting drugs, which led to a new charge of attempted illegal drug trafficking. — fontanka