MOSCOW, June 19 (RAPSI) – Moscow’s Basmanny District Court on Friday detained a former loan directorate employee of insolvent BFG-Credit bank Alexey Gorlin as part of a case over embezzling about 12.9 billion rubles ($185 million) from the credit organization until July 24, the court’s spokesperson Irina Morozova told RAPSI.

Gorlin is charged with large scale embezzlement committed by an organized group with the use of job position.

On Friday, the court will consider a detention motion against one more defendant Mikhail Doroginin.

Earlier, owners and chairman of the bank board Yury Glotser, Yevgeny Maftsir and Pavel Doynov, who had allegedly organized the embezzlement in 2014-2016, were put on a wanted list after they left Russia when the crime was detected.

The Bank of Russia revoked a banking license held by BFG-Credit in July 2016. In September of the same year the bank was declared insolvent.