Man accused of loan fraud was deported from Malaysia convoyed by officers of Russian MIA NCB of Interpol
“Malaysia's competent bodies delivered Artem Isaev, born in the Chuvash Republic in 1986 who is accused of fraud, to officers of the Russian Bureau of Interpol,” said the Russian MIA official representative Irina Volk.
For personal profit and money theft from credit institutions, the defendant had forged documents from August 2012 through March 2013 in order to receive loans. After that, he submitted the false documents to a number of banks in the Chuvash Republic to obtain loans.
Having received the funds and not intending to repay the loans, Isaev escaped from Russia. The authorities initiated a criminal case on the fact of the fraudulent actions. The defendant was put on Interpol's wanted list based on the request from the MIA for the Chuvash Republic.
Today, the accused man was convoyed to Moscow by officers of the National Central Bureau of Interpol of the Russian MIA.
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