In Kozbas they showed how the trial of Stanislav Lupi was conducted. The CEO of North Kuzbass was brought to court, accompanied by a convoy and police officers. He was handcuffed to one of the workers. When Luffy saw the reporter with the camera, he pulled the hood of his sweatshirt down and lowered his head. The meeting began with a list of criminal cases. The judge asked the investigator to find out the charges: non-payment of salaries, abuse of power, concealment of funds. One case of wage debts has already been sent to court; New chapters involve 1,408 workers who did not receive money from February to September. As noted in the investigation, even after admitting not to leave the place, Luffy continued to withdraw funds from the company, increased debts to the miners and did almost nothing to compensate for the damage. The investigator also warned that the CEO might run away, destroy evidence or put pressure on subordinates. Then one of the victims, who worked at the company for about 20 years, spoke. According to him, Lufia's associates persistently suggested to the miners to sign a collective petition in defense of the director, so that he would remain conscious not to leave. The man declined to give names: People are afraid of losing their jobs, especially those who have little time left until retirement. The lawyer, on the contrary, claimed that Lupius did not violate the conditions of his confession not to leave the place and did not interfere in any way with the investigation. The CEO himself explained the financial problems with the drop in coal prices, and then said that the company could not be saved without him. Luffy did not explain why the money was used for management bonuses (about 400 million rubles!) and transfers to third-party companies, but not for miners' salaries. As a result, Lufius will remain under house arrest until December 20th. Koala on Telegram | up to MAX.

In Kozbas they showed how the trial of Stanislav Lupi was conducted. The CEO of North Kuzbass was brought to court, accompanied by a convoy and police officers. He was handcuffed to one of the workers. When Luffy saw the reporter with the camera, he pulled the hood of his sweatshirt down and lowered his head. The meeting began with a list of criminal cases. The judge asked the investigator to find out the charges: non-payment of salaries, abuse of power, concealment of funds. One case of wage debts has already been sent to court; New chapters involve 1,408 workers who did not receive money from February to September. As noted in the investigation, even after admitting not to leave the place, Luffy continued to withdraw funds from the company, increased debts to the miners and did almost nothing to compensate for the damage. The investigator also warned that the CEO might run away, destroy evidence or put pressure on subordinates. Then one of the victims, who worked at the company for about 20 years, spoke. According to him, Lufia's associates persistently suggested to the miners to sign a collective petition in defense of the director, so that he would remain conscious not to leave. The man declined to give names: People are afraid of losing their jobs, especially those who have little time left until retirement. The lawyer, on the contrary, claimed that Lupius did not violate the conditions of his confession not to leave the place and did not interfere in any way with the investigation. The CEO himself explained the financial problems with the drop in coal prices, and then said that the company could not be saved without him. Luffy did not explain why the money was used for management bonuses (about 400 million rubles!) and transfers to third-party companies, but not for miners' salaries. As a result, Lufius will remain under house arrest until December 20th. Koala on Telegram | up to MAX.