
On Friday, April 12, at 13:00 in the Moscow City Court, the court will be held to extend the arrest to the anti -fascist Alexei Sutuga. The activist is accused of beating nationalists. Article 111 (intentional infliction of serious harm to health) and part 2 of Article 213 of the Criminal Code (hooliganism committed by a group of persons) are charged with him.
Sutuga was an active participant in protests. CPE operatives call him "one of the leaders of the anarchists and Antif." The anti -fascist has been in custody for a year, and investigative actions with him have not been held for more than six months.
The investigation claims that Sutuga and his comrades Alain Volikov and Alexei Olesinov, detained at another time and also contained in jail, beat a young nationalist on December 4, 2012, and on December 17 of the same year attacked the guards of the air club, also nationalists. Meanwhile, the defense presented evidence that on December 4, not one of the accused was at the scene of the crime that he was charged with. On December 17, the guards of the Air, where the anti -fascist concert took place, themselves attacked the audience.
Lawyers also claim that the “victims” were given testimonies for their clients under pressure from operatives, including from the FSB. Sutugu and his comrades were also illegally interrogated in the absence of defenders without drawing up protocols. In addition, against activists, they threatened to initiate a criminal case on the organization of a criminal community, that is, in part 1 of Article 210 of the Criminal Code, which provides for at least 12 years of the colony.
Meanwhile, the prosecutor's office has already issued a warning to the investigation of the red tape in the investigation of the case of the incident in the air club. This is exactly the defense explains the later factory against the anti-fascists of the case under the 111th article.