23 Years! Verdict in High-Profile Sherzat Polat Case Rocks Kazakhstan

Kazakhstan Court Sentences Nine in Sherzat Polat Case Almaty, Kazakhstan – A court in Almaty, Kazakhstan, today delivered its verdict in the high-profile Sherzat Polat case, sentencing nine individuals to various prison terms. The most severe sentence was handed down to Abzal Shynasyl, who received 23 years of imprisonment. The sentences were based on articles 99, part 2, items 5, 9, and 14; and article 293, part 3 of the Criminal Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan. "The court has found Abzal Shynasyl guilty and sentenced him to 23 years imprisonment," stated the judge, as shown in the video footage. The video also captured the emotional reactions of those in attendance, including family members of the accused. Ravil Sakiev received a 20-year sentence. Other sentences ranged from 7 to 15 years. The video from 7 Kanal provides visual evidence and detailed legal citations, adding to the report's credibility. The case has attracted significant public attention in Kazakhstan and this verdict marks a significant conclusion to the legal proceedings. The sentences reflect the severity of the crimes committed and the court's commitment to justice.