37988428a In the ex governor's house in Dudka Khomyakov came with a search warrant
Investigation Committee of the Russian Federation conducts a search in the home of former Governor Vyacheslav Dudka in Tula region in the village of Leninsky district of Khomyakov. On August 23 it reported at IC. In the future, the investigators plan to search some other premises, including the homes of other defendants in the criminal case of bribery. According to investigators, the fall of 2010 managing director of "Green" Dmitry Dobrynin over the head of government institutions "Tula Parks" Andrei Stepanov transferred 40 million rubles head of the regional department of property and land relations Viktor Volkov. Investigators believe that the Wolves had to pay a bribe Dudko, who has pledged a "green" land for the store. Employees of the FSB a few months followed by Volkov, waiting for him to give money to the governor. But the transfer was delayed all the time, and in February 2011, Volkova decided to arrest him. Official testified against Dudka. In July, the governor was fired (officially, at his own request, but he says that he learned about the dismissal of the media). August 15 Dudka, and Stepanov, and Dobrynin, were defendants in the case of bribery. Pipe after retirement moved to Khomyakov to his father (former head of the company "Tulaavtotrans"). He claims that he lives surrounded by family and has been breeding chickens and rabbits (at the same time, some sources claim that the former governor may run for the border). The lawyer says the governor Vladimir Zherebenkov initiation of proceedings unlawful. According to RIA Novosti, he filed a complaint management IC and Prosecutor General's Office. The other day Dudka demanded compensation for dismissal, provided the regional legislation. Ex-governor says that the amount of compensation should amount to his salary for six months (ie more than one million rubles). Also require compensation for some subordinate Dudka, laid-off along with him. Total payments should amount to 15.5 million rubles. Authorities have not yet agreed to meet the requirements, discussed the possibility of repeal. The new governor of the Tula region August 18 was approved by Vladimir Gruzdev – former State Duma deputy, the billionaire founder of a chain of shops "The Seventh Continent".
