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Red Tarzan is now sane
November 28, 2011 in St. Petersburg, forensic experts recognized the participant of the tournaments as sane in fights without rules Vyacheslav Datsik (Red Tarzan). Lawyer V. Datsik stated about intention to appeal the results of the examination. " We doubt the results examination, in connection with which the investigator will be sent a request to conduct new research at the Serbsky Institute in Moscow ," said lawyer Vadim Degtyarev. According to the defender, the doctors came to the conclusion about the sanity of Datsik, who in April 2010 declared him insane.
The court also extended the term for the racist in Kresty by two month. In addition, the prosecutor's office reopened the case about illegal crossing of the border of Karelia by Datsik.
Let us recall that V. Datsik was charged under Part 2 of Article 162 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (robbery, committed with the threat of violence dangerous to life and health, with using objects used as weapons). criminal case in in relation to V. Datsik, it is in the production of SU at the Internal Affairs Directorate for the Nevsky district of St. Petersburg.
Red Tarzan was detained back in 2006 for a series of robberies. attacks on mobile phone stores in St. Petersburg and the region. At first October 2009, the Nevsky District Court declared the racist insane and sent him to treatment at the clinic. In August 2010, V. Datsik escaped from a psychiatric hospital, and at the end September 2010 came to the Norwegian police, handed over the gun he had with him and asked for political asylum. In Norway, he was arrested. In October 2010, the Prosecutor General's Office of the Russian Federation sent a request for extradition to the Ministry of Justice of the Kingdom of Norway offender. March 2011 the competent authorities of the Kingdom of Norway deported the participant to Russia tournaments in fights without rules Vyacheslav Datsik (Red Tarzan).
Sources
- Buyan Datsik's lawyer demanded a new psychiatric examination // Peter-Today. 2011. November 30.