Stanislav Moiseyev, accused of organizing a criminal group and drug trafficking, was sentenced to life imprisonment. He was connected to the closed drug market Hydra, which operated since 2015. In 2022, German authorities shut down Hydra, seizing over $1.3 billion and confiscating bitcoins. Moiseyev and 15 of his accomplices received prison sentences ranging from 8 to 23 years, along with fines totaling 20 million rubles. During raids, almost 1 ton of drugs was seized.
12/4/2024 2:27:22 PM (GMT+1)
Stanislav Moiseyev, founder of Hydra, received a life sentence and a fine of 4 million rubles for drug trafficking and organizing a criminal group ⚖️
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