Officers of the National Anticorruption Center and prosecutors announced that they arrested one of the so-called businessmen accused in the case of the State Main Tax Inspectorate. Several months ago he escaped from house arrest. He is now held at the Center’s remand unit, IPN reports.

In April, the National Anticorruption Center and the Anticorruption Prosecutor’s Office sent to court the criminal case started over passive corruption, active corruption and traffic of influence, which involves a division head of the State Main Tax Inspectorate and two alleged businessmen. They caused problems to economic entities and then offered to help them solve the problems in exchange for recompense.

If they are found guilty, the three will serve three to ten years in jail.