Alexander Gerashenko, who killed seven people in Solikamsk, Perm Region, Russia between 1998 and 2006, was sentenced to life in prison. The court ordered Gerashenko to pay 1.1 million rubles in moral damages to the relatives of the victims.
According to the decision of the Perm Regional Court in November 2008, Gerashenko attacked military personnel, factory security guards and three police officers in order to obtain firearms. Known as the 'Solikamsk shooter', Gerashenko was sentenced to life imprisonment for seven murders, attempted murder, theft of weapons and other crimes.
According to bailiffs' documents, three separate enforcement proceedings were initiated against Gerashenko in March 2009 pursuant to writs of execution issued by the Perm Regional Court. In total, more than 1,156,000 rubles are being sought, consisting of 1,076,000 rubles in moral damages and approximately 80,000 rubles in enforcement fees.
The enforcement proceedings have been ongoing for over 17 years.