Igariokas, who put the entire Vilnius police on their feet: I don’t care about the state and living on the street is very difficult

Judge Vaida Sinkevičienė of the Vilnius District Chamber of the Vilnius Regional District Court announced on Monday that I. Molotkov was found guilty not only of car and passport theft, fraud, but also of misappropriation of the name of an official of police. After summarizing the sentence previously handed down by the court, the court ruled that I. Molotkov, who was considered a repeat offender, would be released after 4 years.

According to the court, although I. Molotkov pleaded guilty to the crimes he is charged with, it is clear from his explanations that “he does not regret the crimes he has committed, but considers the commission of the crimes as a circumstance – not having the chance to earn a living after getting out of jail. “

Gintaras Girdzius, who has been sentenced nine times before and has been in custody since the end of July last year, has also been sentenced to royal prison. The court ruled that G. Girdziušas, who has been convicted of fraud more than once and has now heard the 10th sentence, can be released after serving a sentence of one year and eight months in prison.

According to judge V. Sinkevičienė, who examined the criminal case, both convicts committed new crimes only after being released from the prison, therefore, “for the purposes of punishment and prevention, to prevent new crimes, both convicted they face real prison terms.

The court awarded not only pecuniary but also moral damages to the injured former prosecutor of both convicts; Convicted jointly and severally, the condemned will have to pay 1.8 thousand. 300 EUR for non-pecuniary damage. It is true that the victim asked for a much higher amount: a thousand euros.

‘In the present case, it is established that the victim was deceived as a result of the crimes of the accused, that her life savings were taken from her fraud, which led to financial difficulties and inconvenience, and that her document of identity was kidnapped. but no specific details were given. if the residual phenomena in the case have not been obtained and determined ”, – the judge who heard the criminal case pointed out that both convicts are currently in a custodial institution and therefore have a real possibility of compensating the damage caused. to the victim.

Based on the data in the case, it was established that I. Molotkov and G. Girdziušas and another person who had not been identified during the investigation (suspected of having committed the crime while in prison) were still working in a group of accomplices on July 17 of last year. of the now retired prosecutors fraudulently lured 1.8 thousand. EUR.

He arrived at the lawyer’s house.

The scammers who phoned the former prosecutor were found to pose as investigators with the Financial Crimes Investigation Service (FNTT) and reported that a bank employee had been arrested on suspicion of fraud and other crimes.

According to a fascinating FNTT copycat, a large amount of counterfeit money was found on the bank clerk, as well as documents confirming that the scammer was going to build a house abroad.

“We have evidence that you are also involved with this woman and are helping her with real estate matters,” the man, who introduced himself as an FNTT official, told the former chief prosecutor.

The lawyer, who had nothing to do with the bank employees, could not believe the stranger’s words, but agreed that a colleague of the FNTT investigator who was calling would come to her home in the Vilnius district. And this soon appeared on the door of a woman’s home: A former prosecutor who had let in an alleged officer had again heard about the pre-trial investigation, as well as counted the money he had in his home, which the alleged investigator said. that could be faked.

I. Molotkov not only counted the money, but also took it, said that “evidence” was possible. And when the woman did not see, she still seized the passport in the house.

The woman, who had worked in the Public Prosecutor’s Office for several decades, only realized that she had fallen into the trap of deception when the feet of the alleged FNTT investigator had already grown cold and the victim had to go to the police in search of of help.

I. Molotkov admitted that he not only called the victim, but also went home with her. Did you know that your dismissive victim was a former prosecutor? He did not say.

The agents who investigated the crime did not hide their surprise that the famous former prosecutor had been the victim of I. Molotkov and did not even know it, although he had probably become the most famous criminal in Lithuania a few years ago. It is true that the victim later admitted that I. Molotkov was “as if he had seen her”, but the moment she arrived home pretending to be an investigator for the FNTT, she did not think she was a criminal, that she spoke quite clarity. and it was like an operation.

The former wife of the prosecutor said in court that his wife had great confidence in the police officers, which made him the victim of a crime.

“I came out of the forest that day; I am looking, there is paper and money on the table, and my wife is on the phone,” said the victim’s husband. – I ask her what the problem is, and she tells me that the colleagues are calling, that I have given false money to a woman, and the colleagues ask me to give them the money that I have at home so that they can review it, police must come immediately.

Ten minutes later a man arrived, I was against it, but the wife said she was asking for a colleague, so she trusted that man, gave him the money. That man was tall, like a Caucasian, he had come with thorns, so I thought it couldn’t be, but his wife believed and trusted him. After all, he worked as a Vilnius district attorney for 30 years, he should have known those voice officers. But the man who came home did not know, he did not even ask for a document, he trusted him all the time. And he put the money in an envelope and left the house very fast; I ran off shortly after, but he was no longer on the field. I ran to the road, his feet were already cold, and after all, I was gone maybe in half a minute. I realized that she was a fake police officer. “

Living on the street, believe me, it’s very hard

However, this did not end there: soon the scammers called the prosecutor’s wife, apparently wanting her not to seek help from royal officials for as long as possible.

“An accomplice of that man who came called me, saying that a policeman had come to us and his other companions could not come because the navigation did not show the wrong address,” the man was surprised that the scammers did not only know his phone number. mobile phone, but and where he worked before retiring.

Officials discovered that I. Molotkov, G. Girdziušas and an unidentified person on July 17. “They communicated with each other, they knew each other’s actions, they worked together to trick them into acquiring other properties belonging to the victim, they knew the victim’s phone number.”

“GRAMO. Girdziušas, who called I. Molotkov and offered to earn money, knew and realized that the money would be obtained fraudulently, deceiving the victim, organizing a crime, called the person who called the victim an employee of the FNTT and called I. Molotkov – noted in a court ruling.

According to the court, G. Girdziušas, having received his share of the money, soon made money transfers to the prison.

Although during the pre-trial investigation I. Molotkov admitted that he had stolen his passport from a former prosecutor and fraudulently lured his savings, he later began to deny that G. Girdziušas was also involved in this crime; He later even claimed that he was in a state of withdrawal at the time of the interview, for which he allegedly spoke of what the police investigators needed.

Molotkov said the crimes were committed because money was needed.

“I have nowhere to live, when I got out of jail, the state didn’t offer me anything,” Molotkov said. – I did not seek help in rehabilitation, it is difficult to get there, I have no acquaintances who can question me. And living on the street, believe me, it’s very difficult. “

The car could not be started

The trial court also found that I. Molotkov, after breaking into the garage, stole a car belonging to a man of respectable age. He then contacted the car buying company and offered to sell it. Since there were no keys in the car to start it, I. Molotkov broke the steering wheel, but still pushed it out.

“I got 70 euros for him, I spent it on drugs,” said the repeat offender. He was surprised to learn that the owner had valued his vehicle at 1.7 thousand. Amount in euros. But you won’t have to pay this amount – the vehicle was returned to the owner.

I. Molotkov became famous more than 4 years ago, in 2015. November 19 Two officers from the Švenčionys district police station transported I. Molotkov back to the Švenčionys police detention center after long wanderings through the institutions health centers located in Vilnius, but before leaving Vilnius, they received an order to go to Vilnius. VI Police Station.

When the officers got out of the car for a short time, I. Molotkov, taking advantage of the current situation, hijacked the “Kalashnikov” automatic weapon with an ammunition magazine that he had left in front of the car. A police officer, approaching the rear door of the car and opening it, saw a gun pointed at himself – I. Molotkov demanded that the officer not cause confusion and sit in the car. I. Molotkov threatened to use the weapon if his request was not fulfilled.

Another police officer soon approached the car. However, even when threatened with a weapon, the defendant demanded to sit in the car.

Then I. Molotkov got away with a gun, got on a trolleybus and headed to the Naujininkai district, Pelesos str. located in an apartment building. A huge police force was expelled to carry out their search immediately, and the man was found that night with the help of neighbors.

I. Molotkov did not have a stolen weapon with him, but he soon showed places where he was hiding an automatic weapon with a magazine of ammunition and handcuffs.