According to the investigation, the prosecutor threatened individuals under probation, assuring them that he could appeal their lenient sentences. For this "service," he demanded a sum of 2,000 US dollars. The GKNB claims that the suspect was essentially trading justice, undermining trust in state authority and anti-corruption policies.
The detention took place on February 1, when the prosecutor was caught red-handed receiving 140,000 soms. He is currently in the GKNB pre-trial detention center, and the investigation continues to determine whether this was an isolated incident or part of a broader corruption scheme in the district.
