In the Kirov region, a former bailiff could not explain the origin of 285 thousand.

      An unusual financial trail leading to a former bailiff has come under the scrutiny of the prosecutor's office of the Verkhnekamsky district. The supervisory authority checked how legally the civil servant (albeit already dismissed) managed her finances during the period subject to anti-corruption control. It turned out that in 2023, the woman had 285,000 rubles appear in her bank account. However, in response to law enforcement's request to explain where this money came from, she did not provide a clear and documented answer. The bailiff could not prove that the funds were obtained legally — for example, as a gift from close relatives, income from the sale of property, or another official source. The district prosecutor's office considered such circumstances a direct violation of anti-corruption standards and achieved through the court the seizure of the entire disputed amount. The servants of Themis sided with the prosecution: the claim for confiscation was fully granted. As of today, the court's decision has already come into legal force and has been executed. A quarter of a million rubles, which did not pass the "purity check," have been transferred to the state treasury. The prosecutor's office emphasizes that even after dismissal from public service, the facts of receiving dubious income that occurred during the relevant period remain a subject of close attention.