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Russian Editor Jailed for Buying Police Reports from Uncle
A former editor of the pro-Kremlin news outlet Ura.ru has been sentenced to five years in prison for buying police reports from his uncle, a police official. The editor was found guilty of bribing his relative for information.
21 Apr, 08:25 — 21 Apr, 08:46
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Moscow TimesMostly Factual110d ago
Pro-Kremlin Editor Jailed 5 Years for Bribing Police Official Uncle
Ura.ru editor Denis Allayarov was found guilty of bribing his uncle, a former senior police official, to obtain confidential internal reports.
Read full article →meduza110d ago
Former Ura.ru editor sentenced to 5 years in prison for buying police reports from his uncle
A court in Yekaterinburg has sentenced Denis Allayarov, a former editor at the news agency Ura.ru, to five years in prison on a bribery charge, the independent Russian news outlet Mediazona reported.
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First report: Moscow Times · 21 Apr, 08:25|Full coverage: 2 · 21m|Window: 21m
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