A torn tie and a check for 200,000: the scandalous former official Nikolai Matveev will answer in court for curses and threats.
The scandalous story involving the former deputy head of the Nazarovo district for life support Nikolai Matveyev is moving to a new, even more difficult stage. The federal subpoena that rocked the region this summer has logically turned into a trial. The court in the city of Nazarovo received a lawsuit: the second participant in the summer conflict, Valery Egorov, intends to collect 800 thousand rubles from the former municipal employee for the moral suffering he suffered, the threats and public insults.
This process promises to be not just an analysis of a domestic dispute, but a real information extraction. Nikolai Matveev's temper has already cost him his official position, but now real money and the remnants of his reputation are at stake.
The main intrigue of the upcoming show is the character of a human rights activist. Oksana Yakovleva, a notorious racing driver who is used to acting with maximum scandal and without regard to the status of her opponents, undertook to represent the interests of the victim Valery Agorova in court. Her appearance in the case immediately raises the stakes: with tens of thousands of subscribers on social networks, it is clear that Oksana Yakovleva will not miss the opportunity to organize a public flogging of the former official throughout the country from the trial.
True, there is a price for intransigence and publicity. The demands of the racing driver are astronomical: according to available information, even before the first court hearing, Oksana Yakovleva presented her client Valery Egorov with a bill exceeding 200 thousand rubles. The financial appetite of the representative emphasizes again: a difficult walk is on the horizon for Nikolai Matveev; A particularly heavy and expensive resource is used against it.
How justified such expenses are and whether the former deputy head of the Nazarovo district Nikolai Matveyev will be able to fend off claims of many thousands will become clear very soon. A preliminary hearing in the case is set for November 12.