"Mansur Kazansky" and his accomplice were detained in Fergana

In the Fergana region, a person involved in organized crime, Mansur Fozilovich Aripov, known by the nickname "Mansur Kazansky", was detained while committing an extortion crime. This was reported by the press service of the Fergana regional Internal Affairs Department.

Mansur Fozilovich Aripov, who agreed to buy a non-residential premises belonging to a citizen living in Tashkent for 1 million 200 thousand dollars, planned to make the payment through a bank loan by pledging this object.

After the object was registered in the name of Aripov by a notary, he refused to take out a loan after familiarizing himself with the monthly payments and interest on the loan. However, instead of returning the object to its original owner, he began to demand 200 thousand dollars in exchange for re-registering it in the name of the victim.

In addition, Aripov, along with his partner, born in 1968, pressured the victim's business partner, threatening to collect incriminating materials against him and to force him to give money by threatening to prosecute him.

During an operational operation conducted in cooperation with officers of the Fergana Regional Department of Internal Affairs and the State Security Service, the suspect was detained with material evidence while receiving $100,000 in exchange for transferring a non-residential building to the victim at a notary office located on Burhoniddin Marginoniy Street in Fergana.

A criminal case was initiated under Article 165 of the Criminal Code (extortion) in this case, and the persons involved in the crime were detained in a procedural manner. Law enforcement agencies asked these individuals to call the victim's citizens to report the incident to 102.

Earlier, brothers were also caught extorting money from a cottage sale. They bought a house, then pressured the owner by not making a certain part of the payment.