The Abakan Garrison Military Court sentenced serviceman Aydys Mongush to 10 years and 3 months in a maximum security colony in the case of large-scale drug sales (clause “d” of Part 4 of Article 228.1 of the Criminal Code). This was reported by the press service of the military courts.
According to the criminal case card, judge Oleg Sviridov pronounced the verdict on November 29, but information about the result of the review appeared only today.
According to investigators, the private found a glass jar containing polymer parcels with hundreds of “pressed lumps.” “Realizing that this narcotic drug was hashish, for the purpose of its subsequent sale, [the serviceman] appropriated it,” the security forces believe.
Then Mongush sold the drug to two people for 200 thousand rubles. The court clarified that a criminal case had also been opened against them and was separated into separate proceedings.
During the year, military personnel were repeatedly sentenced in connection with drug cases. A private from Ulan-Ude who “made a narcotic substance from wild hemp” was sentenced to five and a half years in prison. A Novosibirsk serviceman, accused of leaving his unit without permission and purchasing mephedrone, was sentenced to five years in a penal colony. Another Novosibirsk resident was convicted in a similar case.
Last week, the Tomsk Garrison Military Court sentenced a senior sergeant to 13 years in prison in the case of theft, embezzlement, unauthorized abandonment of service and sale of drugs on a large scale7