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The Prosecutor General's Office is looking for the head of "Bank Standard"
Bakı / 26.07.17 / Turan: The former head of the board of "Bank Standard", who is accused of embezzlement and appropriation of bank funds, is declared in international wanted list, the Azerbaijani Prosecutor General's Office said. According to the prosecutor's office, Kriman is hiding from the investigation.
On Wednesday, July 26, the Office for Combating Corruption of the General Prosecutor's Office distributed two official communications with a periodicity of several hours about two criminal acts.
The talk is about the appropriation of multimillion-dollar bank funds by Kriman together with the owner of the Chudo-Pechka company, Chingiz Jalilov, and the head of the company Helvest, Emin Guliyev. Both figurants were arrested.
It's strange that the Prosecutor General's Office gave brief information about the deeds of Kriman and his accomplices, including the arrest of the heads of companies, but did not report the flight of Kriman and the initiation of a lawsuit against him.
It is also not clear when and where Kriman ran away. Geography of Kriman is wide: Baku, Moscow, Kiev, Jerusalem, San Francisco, Houston, Los Angeles, Stockholm, London, Santa Clara ...
"Bank Standard" was officially declared bankrupt on October 3, 2016.-0-
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- Politics
- 26 July 2017 18:33
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