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Russian Aikido Coach Charged with Fraud After Canceling Children's Training Camp

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Maxim Rosenberg, an aikido coach, is facing criminal charges for defrauding parents of child athletes by canceling a training camp and failing to issue refunds. The Investigative Committee of Russia has opened a case against him, highlighting a disturbing pattern of fraudulent behavior.

The Investigative Committee of Russia has initiated a criminal case against aikido coach Maxim Rosenberg for fraud, alleging he deceived parents of child athletes by canceling a planned training camp and failing to refund their money. Rosenberg, who faces up to ten years in prison under Article 159, Part 4 of the Criminal Code, is accused of being part of an organized criminal group and causing significant financial damage. Parents of affected children reported that Rosenberg canceled the camp just a week before departure, promising refunds that never materialized. Complaints against him have been filed with various departments of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, indicating a pattern of fraudulent behavior as he has previously failed to pay for accommodations during past trips. Despite some partial refunds, many parents are still waiting for their money, leading to increased scrutiny from legal experts and authorities.

  • Maxim Rosenberg has been involved in organizing training camps for child athletes for several years, and many parents trusted him due to his history of successful trips. However, this incident has raised serious concerns about his management and financial practices. The parents affected by this situation are now seeking justice and full refunds, emphasizing the emotional and financial toll this has taken on their families. Legal experts warn that such fraudulent actions not only harm the victims but can also damage the reputation of legitimate sports programs that aim to support youth development.
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