At the end of May 2012, in Ryazan, a sentence was passed against Nazi skinheads who were accused of killing a native of Uzbekistan November 14, 2009.
Three attackers were sentenced to real imprisonment. (According to the media, they "got 17 years for three"). Two other defendants in the criminal case were sentenced to 150 hours of compulsory work. They were released in the courtroom.
Recall that Nazi skinheads were accused under Part 4 of Art. 111 Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (intentional infliction of grievous bodily harm, resulting in negligence death of the victim, out of hooligan motives, committed by a group persons). It is not clear whether the motive of hatred was taken into account in the prosecution, although the materials of the case show that young people clearly belong to Nazi skinheads. Recall that in September last year, this case was already brought to court, but was returned to follow-up for unknown reasons.
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