Three attacks

In Krasnodar, the third suspect in the criminal case of an armed attack on police officers was detained. This was stated by the press secretary of the regional department of the Investigative Committee of Natalya Omatskaya, Interfax reports .

"During the special operation of police and the Russian Guard, 25 -year -old Dmitry Karachkin was detained in Krasnodar," said Omatskaya.

The attack occurred on Monday afternoon . The traffic police inspector at a stationary post stopped Toyota Camry, in which three men rode. At the wheel was 21-year-old Nikita Medvedev. "During the verification of documents in the room, the driver struck the face and lower limbs to one of the police officers, after which he headed to his car, opening the police firing. Seeing a young man on the street, who, due to the performance of public duty, tried to prevent his illegal actions, the suspect fired several shots into the head and Shea," said Sheya, "said In TFR ..

Passengers of the car - Karachkin and 26 -year -old Vladislav Gmyry - ran out of the car and tried to escape. Karachkin succeeded, and Gmiry was detained.

Medvedev hid in a car. Behind him was a chase during which he continued to shoot. At the intersection of Turgenev and Arabekov streets, his car crashed into cars standing ahead; Medvedev threw her and fled.

The TFR opened the case under Articles 317 (an encroachment on the life of an employee of a law enforcement authority), 318 of the Criminal Code (the application of violence to a representative of the authorities), as well as in part 3 of Article 30 - Article 105 (assassination of murder).

On the night on Wednesday in the Kopansky farm,Medvedev was detained . Special forces "thunder" participated in the operation. Medvedev did not have time to resist.

Later, a video recording of the Medvedev survey was published, made immediately after the detention. He admitted that he shot at the police, but refused to report the whereabouts of Karachkin. The security forces on the record are constantly swearing, and for refusing to answer the question of Karachkin threaten the detainee.

Gmyr is known as the leader of the Nazi group "Pete Bul", which included students and football fans. In 2010, he was convicted in Krasnodar to six years of maximum security in Articles 282.1 (organization of an extremist community) and 111 of the Criminal Code (intentional infliction of serious harm to health). According to the plot of the case, the members of "Pete Bul" brutally beat people of non -Slavic appearance.