In the Vladimir region, a Muscovite was fined 40,000 rubles for "not reporting" her friend who set cell towers on fire.
The Oktyabrsky District Court of Vladimir sentenced Muscovite Anastasia Chernyshova. The girl was punished for not informing the police in time about her friend, who was preparing to set cell phone towers on fire, the court's press service reported.
It was reported that a friend told Chernyshova in detail about the preparations for the sabotage, and after the arson, she sent a video with burning equipment. But all this time Chernyshova did not report the crime to the police; Everything became clear after the igniter stopped.
Chernyshova fully pleaded guilty. According to the press service, the court took into account her young age, charity work, active contribution to the investigation and the fact that she spoke in schools about her story, and called on young people not to do so. As a result, she was fined 40 thousand rubles according to the article on "non-reporting" (Article 205.6 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation).