Russian Police Reportedly Investigate Organizer of Canceled Kanye West Concerts in St. Petersburg for Possible Fraud
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Russian police reportedly investigate organizer of canceled Kanye West concerts in St. Petersburg for possible fraud
Police are looking into possible fraud involving Moscow-based Say Agency, which was organizing concerts in Russia for rapper Kanye West, also known as Ye, Kommersant reported, citing an anonymous source.
The police have initiated an investigation into Say Agency, the host of failed American concerts...
Kanye West's concert in Russia may turn into a criminal offense for the organizers — a pre-investigation check is underway in St. Petersburg against Say Agency for possible fraud
Kanye West's concert in Russia may turn into a criminal offense for the organizers — a pre-investigation check is underway in St. Petersburg against Say Agency for possible fraud.According to SHOT, the case is currently being handled...
St. Petersburg's silovists began an initial inquiry into the organizers of cancelled concerts Kanje West, and according to the source, the inquiry into possible fraud in a particularly large amount (art. 159, para. 4, of the Criminal Code) is being carried out by the Department of Internal Affairs in the Petrograd district; according to the publication, an application by a member of the local legislature was made.
St. Petersburg's police have begun an initial inquiry into Say Agency, the organizer of the cancelled American rapper Kanje West concerts. This is being written by Commersant with reference to the source. The ticket buyers complain about refusals to return the money. UMAD in Petrograd District checks possible fraud in a particularly large amount. The materials are planned to be transferred to Moscow, where the agency is registered. The decision …
In St. Petersburg, law enforcement authorities began an initial inquiry into the organizers of the unsolved Kanje West concerts, the Moscow Say Agency, which is being investigated for possible fraud, reports Commersant.
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