National Police officers have arrested a man in Alicante who is a fugitive sought by Russian authorities. Authorities allege that the man fraudulently appropriated three plots of land worth over 28 million rubles by using previously falsified documentation.
They received information about the man’s possible location in the city of Alicante from the National Central Office of Interpol. The man is alleged to be involved in various criminal activities, including fraud.
The fugitive was a member of a well-organised group of individuals and was acted for the purpose of illicit enrichment and commercial purposes, according to the requesting authorities.
The National Police has detailed in a statement that this group of individuals apparently intended to appropriate three lands located in the Vsevolozhskiy district of Leningrad. They used previously falsified documentation, which resulted in enough deception for the competent authorities to register the land in his name. The land, which belonged to the municipal administration of Vsevolozhskiy, was valued at over 28 million rubles.
The 52-year-old fugitive, who is accused of up to three offences and faces a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison, was discovered and apprehended by National Police officers after conducting the necessary research.
Author: Derek Appleton
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