Thief in law Rashid Dzhambulsky refused jury in the Supreme Court of Tatarstan known as thief in law Rashid Dzhambulsky, refused a jury trial. This was reported on Monday, November 15, by tatar-inform.
The defendant announced his decision during the preliminary hearing in the criminal case in the Supreme Court of the Republic. It is noteworthy that earlier he himself filed a petition for the consideration of his case by a jury. Dzhambulsky is accused of creating an organized criminal group, fraud, extortion, as well as under Article 210.1 (“Occupying the highest position in the criminal hierarchy”) of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation.
A criminal case against Dzhambulsky was opened on June 2, 2020. Together with the thief in law, his alleged accomplices were detained – a 41-year-old previously convicted deputy head of a Chistopol company eight times and a 34-year-old three-time convicted builder.
According to the investigation, they led two organized crime groups in Chistopol that were part of the composition of the organized criminal community of Khachatryan. One of the groups specialized in extortion from businessmen under threat of reprisals. The second organized criminal group was engaged in scams with real estate and inheritance through forgery of documents on property.
Rashid Khachatryan was born on August 13, 1966 in the city of Mardakert in Nagorno-Karabakh. He was crowned in March 1997, after a while he created the Rashidovskie organized crime group, which was engaged in extortion, fraud, murder, kidnapping and drug trafficking.