The burly 31-year-old said that as a debt collector in the Russian city of Kaluga he encouraged payment in a number of ways without resorting to violence. He spray-painted threats on walls near people's homes, called their neighbors and employers, scratched their cars, injected glue in their door locks and posted their phone numbers on prostitutes' websites.
Los Angeles Times: Some debt collectors in Russia will call borrowers at all hours, and then it can get violent
A picture taken in Moscow on May 6, 2016 shows a tower in the Kremlin complex.
