👉 Доигрался в девяностые. Некий Андрей Шорников, объявивший себя, в нарушение всех правовых и этических норм, главой администрации посёлка имени Свердлова Ленинградской области, задержан правоохранительными органами. А мы ведь его предупреждали. https://www.group-telegram.com/us/Leningrad_guide.com/13019
👉 Доигрался в девяностые. Некий Андрей Шорников, объявивший себя, в нарушение всех правовых и этических норм, главой администрации посёлка имени Свердлова Ленинградской области, задержан правоохранительными органами. А мы ведь его предупреждали. https://www.group-telegram.com/us/Leningrad_guide.com/13019
BY Тайны Ленинградского двора ZVO
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