At the Preobrazhensky cemetery of the capital, the vandals defiled 12 graves

At the Preobrazhensky cemetery in Moscow, the vandals damaged 12 monuments. According to the information department and public relations of the capital's Central Internal Affairs Directorate, the head of the cemetery turned to the police on the eve of the police and reported what happened.

According to the applicant, the incident occurred on the night of Sunday. Speaking about the alleged attackers and the motives of the crime, the GUVD employee noted that ordinary hooligans, mentally unhealthy people or satanists could commit him. An investigation is being conducted on this fact, RIA Novosti reports.

Reference

Article 244. Abuse of the bodies of the dead and places of their burial

1. Abuse of the bodies of the deceased or the destruction, damage or desecration of burial places, grasps or cemetery buildings intended for ceremonies in connection with the burial of the dead or their commemoration - are punished with a fine of fifty to one hundred minimum wages or other income of the convicted person or another income of the convicted person, or one month, or one month, or one month, or one month, or one month, or one month, or one month, or one month, or one month, or one month, or one month, or one month, or one month, or one month, or one month, or one month, or one month. obligatory work for a period of one hundred and twenty to one hundred and eighty hours, or correctional work for a period of up to one year, or arrest for up to three months.

2. The same acts committed:

a) a group of persons, a group of persons by prior conspiracy or an organized group;

b) according to the motive of national, racial, religious hatred or enmity, as well as in relation to the sculptural, architectural structure dedicated to the struggle against fascism or victims of fascism, or the burial places of participants in the fight against fascism;

c) with the use of violence or with the threat of its use, they are punishable by restriction of freedom for up to three years, or arrest for a period of three to six months, or by deprivation of liberty for up to three years.