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In Kazan, the activities of an illegal studio where minors worked were revealed. The organizers face up to ten years in prison.
In Kazan, the organizers of a webcam studio with minors were arrested. KazanFirst reports this on its Telegram channel.
According to the channel, an underground webcam studio operated for several years in an apartment in the village of Salam. From six to ten girls worked there, some of them were minors. They conducted live broadcasts, including in private mode.
The organizers of this studio were three men. Two of them were detained and a preventive measure was chosen in the form of house arrest, and the third fled from the investigation. He is wanted.
Over four years of operation, they could receive an income of 30 million rubles.
For this offense, the organizers face up to ten years in prison.
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Trial against detained organizers
Very likely · Within months

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