
It is very scary when you and everyone who is in the courtroom is not the first time, they know how the meeting will end, and the relatives and the defendant will not. It feels like you calmly observe, sitting on a bench, behind how a person is crippled, while you know the sequence of torture too, but he doesn’t.
Like all the defendants in the "swamp business", Dmitry Rukavishnikov hit the cage of the courtroom very rapidly. On the eve of April 2, they came to his apartment in Ivanovo with a search. At night, they have already been brought to Moscow, interrogated and was appointed a court on April 4. According to his acquaintances, he thought that he would return to Ivanovo in an evening train. He is accused of the same as Leonid Kovyazin (he has been in a pre -trial detention center for 8 months), - overturned toilets, blocked the police path, dragged the boines with a drag. Dmitry Rokavishnikov did not throw anything to the police and riot police and did not fight with anyone. He is accused under Article 212 Part 1 of the Criminal Code - participation in the riots, punishable by deprivation of freedom from three to eight years.
The investigator and the prosecutor said the usual things: that it is impossible to choose a milder form of punishment than the content in custody. The defendant has good health, the investigator has a certificate about this, and there is also confidence that he will continue criminal activity if he does not plant him. The assurances of the lawyers and Rukavishnikov himself that he will no longer drop and drag the closets, the court did not take into account. The prosecutor Karasev at the meeting was in a front white shirt with epaulets, in a quiet voice echoed to the investigator that Rukavishnikov was suspected of "committing a serious crime" - and again about the toilets. During the break of the meeting, I asked the prosecutor, why is he under the parade? “Someone must be in white,” the prosecutor smiled. And then I asked Mom Rukavishnikov, did she take things for her son? She replied with a smile: "Why things, of course, will now be released under house arrest." She handed pills, tea, cookies and something else. “I don’t watch the news, the Internet, I am not at all interested in politics,” she answered me the question whether she knew whether she knew about the “Prisoners of Bolotnaya”. The court decided to leave Dmitry Rukavishnikov in custody until at least June 2. Mom looked very confused.