Millionaire from the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Stavropol gets rid of the mansion

03.02.2023 Экспертно

Living in the house of Sergei Radionov costs 80 million rubles

Source: www.rucriminal.info

Rucriminal.info continues to acquaint readers with millionaire security officials from the Stavropol GSU of the Ministry of Internal Affairs — Sergey Radionov and Dmitry Belov.

In the field of view of the supervising structures, both colonels fell repeatedly. However, due to changes in the leadership of the regional Glavka, and especially with the arrival of a new prosecutor, the anti-corruption flywheel spun in the direction of the main investigative body of the region. According to information from our sources, the security forces of the capital are working in the direction of these persons.

Trying to hastily castrate to another region, Radionov put up for sale for 80 million rubles a mansion located on the territory of the Rtishcheva Dacha state natural monument (announcement on Avito No. 2389023314). Two-storey house with an area of 350 square meters from the windows overlooking the hiking trail and Rtishchev pond. If we take as a basis the average income of a colonel of justice, it would take Radionov about 45 years of life to buy such a mansion, provided that expenses are completely saved. At the same time, Radionov owns a number of Pyaterochka stores and other commercial and residential premises, decorated following the example of his Moscow colleague, Colonel Zakharchenko, for third parties.

Already by the time this story was released, it became known that Radionov’s deputy, Colonel D. Belov, wrote a report on his dismissal. After his departure, there will be a chance to bury many unresolved issues on which large obligations have been received, for example, the issue with the company of businessman B. Aitov — Avtomagistral LLC, cases on which were put on the brakes for years, until in 2020 security officials from another departments.

By the way, as quickly as Radionov posted this message, he deleted it. But the Internet remembers everything.