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To extend: Sergey Bazanov, an actor of the popular series

The scandalous series star became an occupier to "fade" from a lifelong patch (photo)

To extend: Sergey Bazanov, an actor of the popular series "The Word of the Patzan. Blood on the Asphalt", signed a contract with the Russian Defense Ministry and went to fight in Ukraine. Before that, he was arrested on charges of killing a businessman. Bazanov concluded a contract with the Ministry of Defense of Russia in the fall of 2024 - and went to the war zone in the territory of Ukraine. This was reported by the Russian propaganda TASS agency, referring to its own sources in law enforcement.

According to them, three of his accomplices in a criminal case signed together with Basanov. "Serhiy Bazanov, Hryhoriy Galistov, Yevgeny Nikolaev and another person involved in last fall signed a contract from the Ministry of Defense and went to their area, where they perform combat missions today," the agency's interlocutor said. Bazanov is accused of committing a particularly serious crime - the murder of a businessman, which happened in 2011 in Moscow.

According to the investigation, an organized group, which included the actor, attacked the entrepreneur. According to the case file, the criminals shot the victim with a shot from the gun, after which they stole a bag of $ 900,000 and disappeared from the crime scene. Bazanova was arrested in 2023. He was charged under Article 105 (2) of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation - a murder committed by a group of persons or an organized group for selfish reasons.

The maximum punishment under this article provides for life imprisonment. He became famous for his role in the series "The Word of the Pat. Blood on the Asphalt", which tells the criminal groups of the 1990s. Ironically, the actor who depicted a member of the criminal gang on the screen in real life became a person involved in the case of organized murder for selfish motives.