A resident of the Kurgan region, conducting farming activities, came into the attention of law enforcement officers recently, despite the fact that the start of the criminal activity of this Russian woman dates back to 2015. After all, it was then that the quirky Kurgan woman turned to the Regional Department of Agriculture and Processing Industry with a request to allocate money for her to realize a long-held dream.

In her statement, the woman noted that she plans to spend a cash grant from the state to create a farm. The application of the applicant took part in the competition of young farmers, and the commission considered it rational to allocate the required amount to the enterprising beginner farmer.

As a result, the attacker received a subsidy in the amount of about one and a half million rubles and assured grantors that she would organize a cow farm in the Polovinsky district of the Kurgan region with the funds received.

However, good intentions turned out to be just a screen behind which the woman hid her selfish plans. Having cashed out the grant, the criminal organized a fictitious process of buying and selling 38 cows and provided competently executed documents about the completed operation to the agency, which awarded the farmer a subsidy. It’s only in fact that the woman didn’t purchase any livestock, but she spent the money on other needs not related to agriculture.

This was followed by a process of thorough investigation in this case, and, in the end, the court ruled: relying on Part 4 of Article 159 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (“Fraud on an especially large scale”) to send a swindler for two and a half years to a correctional colony. that the court verdict has not yet entered into force and is subject to appeal.