On March 28, 2006, the press service of the St. Petersburg prosecutor's office reported that the prosecutor's office was checking information about "supports for street terror" on the Internet, which was "used" by extremist groups. The check was initiated in accordance with Articles 144 and 145 of the Criminal Procedure Code of the Russian Federation. The "allowance" will be examined for signs of a crime under Article 282 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation ("incitement of national, racial or religious hatred") and Article 280 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation ("public calls for extremist activities through the media") . Petersburg has gained experience in initiating and investigating criminal cases under these articles.
According to the leader of the "Party of Freedom" Yuri Belyaev, the text, which was on the site for some time, was removed by the provider. This text details how to deal with "foreigners".
According to some reports, the attack on the 9-year-old mulatto was carried out according to the scheme defined in the "guide".
The "instruction" says that teenagers should gather in groups called "white patrol". The patrol must look for potential victims. The next step is to destroy it. You can’t plan anything in advance: passers-by may be on the spot. For an ambush, wastelands near dormitories, markets, and places of residence of foreign students are recommended. In addition, it explains how to properly track down the victim, how to attack and disguise.
The law enforcement agencies of St. Petersburg note that lately racists have been behaving exactly as prescribed in the "guide". The attacks have become systemic: now they are not just attacks by individual hooligans, as they are trying to imagine.
The "Manual" (a variant of the name "Instruction") is addressed to the "White Patrols", and the idea of \u200b\u200bunifying the skin groups of St. Petersburg into the "White Patrol" belongs to the leader of the St. Petersburg Party of Freedom Yuri Belyaev .
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