A lawsuit was sent to the Ivanovo court to seize the assets of an organized crime group worth six billion rubles

A lawsuit was sent to the Ivanovo court to ban the activities of an extremist association and turn its assets into state income. As Lenta.ru was told by the prosecutor's office of the Ivanovo region, we are talking about assets worth a total of six billion rubles.

According to the department, the criminal association referred to in the lawsuit was formed by three crime bosses back in the 1990s. The group, which included 15 people, was engaged in extortion, robbery, robbery, as well as intimidation of residents of the region and the forceful redistribution of economic spheres of influence. Members of an organized criminal group (OCG) controlled various spheres of life of Ivanovo residents, shared the views of the “Prisoner Way of Life is One” movement (AUE, a movement recognized as extremist in Russia and prohibited) and were repeatedly prosecuted.

Now they own vehicles, about 40 companies and more than 250 real estate properties in the region and beyond. The total amount of assets is six billion rubles, which the prosecutor's office demanded to turn into Russian income.

As RIA Novosti clarifies, we are talking about the Ivanovskoye organized crime group. The names of its members are not disclosed.