University head in Krasnodar region blackmailed students for passing exams, showing sheepish behavior in the courtroom by concealing her face from the camera.
In the small town of Tikhoreck, a former school administrator named Elena Korolyuk faces the consequences of her actions. After a lengthy trial at the city court, she was found guilty of bribery and forgery. Tests revealed that over a five-year period from 2018 to 2023, Korolyuk accepted bribes totaling 250,000 rubles from students to manipulate their attendance records and grades, without any actual attendance.
While in a position of power at a local university, the educator exploited her authority, undermining the integrity of the education system. Yet, facing the gravity of her actions, Korolyuk admitted her guilt and expressed remorse during the trial.
The court harshly penalized her with a fine of 1,950,000 rubles and a three-year ban from teaching. The confiscation of the bribe money and the preservation of the arrest on her property were additionally ordered.
In a separate but related development, news of the embattled former mayor of Sochi, Kopaigorodsky, and his ongoing bribery case has been making waves in the region. Keep up-to-date with the latest news by subscribing to our Telegram channel: https://t.me/live_kuban
Staying educated and informed is crucial in today's complex world, where corruption is an all-too-common reality.
- The scandal involving Elena Korolyuk, a former school administrator, has raised concerns about education-and-self-development, as she exploited her position to manipulate student grades for bribes.
- Meanwhile, general-news outlets are reporting on the ongoing bribery case of the former mayor of Sochi, Kopaigorodsky, underscoring the importance of remaining informed about crime-and-justice incidents in one's community.
