SK compensated more than 250 billion rubles of damage from crimes in 2022
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The Investigative Committee of Russia compensated citizens and the state for more than 250 billion rubles. as restitution for crimes in 2022. About this reported press service of the UK with reference to the head of the UK Alexander Bastrykin.
“Work was intensified to compensate for the damage caused by crimes: more than 253 billion rubles were compensated to the injured citizens and the state. This figure is four times higher than in 2021. In addition, the property of the accused was seized, worth almost 138 billion rubles,” Bastrykin said.
The Chairman of the Investigative Committee reported that almost 89,000 criminal cases were sent to court, 10,000 of which were about corruption. For comparison, in 2021 the number of such cases was about 9,000, which is 9% less. More than 18,000 cases of economic crimes were also sent to court.
Bastrykin recalled the growth of crimes committed by migrants. According to him, the investigators sent to the court more than 2,000 criminal cases on grave and especially grave crimes of foreigners. In addition, the UK investigated 136 cases of violation of immigration laws.
In addition, the head of the UK spoke about the increase in the number of cybercrimes. In 2022, employees of the Investigative Committee investigated over 15,600 such cases, which is 29% more than the same period in 2021. “That is why the Investigative Committee is actively developing such an important area as cybercriminology, which increases the efficiency of investigating such acts,” the Investigative Committee emphasized.
Formerly Federal Bailiff Service (FSSP) of Russia reported on the recovery from debtors of about 1.1 trillion rubles. for 2022. According to the service, 412.8 billion rubles were transferred to the consolidated budget of the country, which is 86.2 billion more than in 2021.
March 3, Deputy Prime Minister of Russia Dmitry Chernyshenko declaredthat the number of cyberattacks on Russian systems has increased by 65%. He stressed that often such attacks “are in the nature of identifying vulnerabilities in order to exploit these vulnerabilities at the right time.”
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