In Moscow, a man who taught teenagers how to hook was sentenced to 10 months of work

The Moscow Magistrate's Court sentenced Daniil Delezhanov, who taught teenagers how to hook, to 10 months of correctional labor withholding 10% of state income. This was reported to Izvestia on August 28 by a source close to the investigation.

The defendant was found guilty on two counts of Part 1 of Article 151.2 ("Involving minors in committing illegal acts that are known to pose a danger to the life of the perpetrator").

According to the trial, Delezhanov met with teenagers and personally showed them how to engage in hooking. The court took into account the opinion of the Moscow Transport Prosecutor's Office, the circumstances of the case and the degree of public danger of the crime.

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