Razvoszhaev was a final charge

The activist of the Left Front Leonid Razvoszhaev was charged with the “swamp case” in the final edition, Rapsey reports, citing his lawyer Dmitry Agranovsky. At the same time, he was added a new article about the organization of riots. Previously, Razvoszhaev was accused of preparing for the organization of riots.

In the investigation, Razvoszhaev was charged only with an attempt to commit a crime, Agracean recalled. Now part 1 of Article 212 of the Criminal Code has been added to the prosecution. Its sanction provides for up to ten years in prison. In addition, part 1 of Article 322 of the Criminal Code (illegal crossing of the border) was preserved in the final charges.

The case on the charges of Razvoszhaev of a deliberately false denunciation against the investigator of the Investigative Committee was returned for a subsequence, Agrace's said. Razvoszhaev at the end of December 2012 in court declared torture by investigators.

On March 21, the Investigative Committee charged Razvozhaev in knowingly false denunciation under aggravating circumstances (part 2 of Article 306 of the Criminal Code). On December 12, 2012, Razvozhaev at a meeting of the Basmanny Court of Moscow pointed to the investigator who tried it. He does not admit his guilt and refuses to testify to the investigator, but in the TFR it "established that the words about torture were false."

“Then, being in custody, he appealed to the Russian Prosecutor General’s Office with a statement about the allegedly unlawful actions against him from the investigator. In addition, being in the investigative insulator of the city of Angarsk, the Irkutsk region, the Razvozhaev, who was warned of criminal liability for obviously false denunciations, in the presence of lawyers continued his criminal acts, stating the same as the same crimes by the investigator of the IC of Russia, ”the press service of the TFR said.

On March 29, the arrest of Razvoszhaev was extended until August 6. In October 2012, he was abducted in Kyiv by Russian special services and arrested in the case of Anatomy Protest - 2. Lawyers submitted an application to initiate the abduction of Razvozhaev, but the Investigative Committee refused this. The decision of the Investigative Committee was appealed. On April 1, the judge of the Basmanny District Court of Moscow, Arthur Karpov, refused to oblige the investigation to initiate a criminal case of the abduction of Razvozhaev. On May 20, the Moscow City Court upheld this decision in force.

Four criminal cases were instituted against Razvoszhaev. He, as well as the other two leaders of the left front of Sergei Udaltsov and Konstantin Lebedev, were accused of preparing the mass riots for foreign money. Then the case of robbery, which Razvozzhaev allegedly committed in Angarsk in 1997, was initiated. This case was closed in January at the end of the statute of limitations. In addition, the TFR suspected the opposition in the illegal crossing of the Russian-Ukrainian border. Finally, on January 18, the case was opened about knowingly false denunciation.

On April 25, Lebedev was convicted as the organizer of the riots by 2.5 years in the colony. He fully pleaded guilty, including episodes such as the preparation of sabotage on the Trans -Siberian Railway and the riots in the correctional colonies of the five regions of central Russia. He also called the genuine demonstrated in the "Anatomy of Protest - 2" Video recording of the conversation of Russian opposition to the Georgian parliamentarian Givi Targamadze, which is also charged.

Udaltsov was placed under house arrest, Targamadze was put on the wanted list. On January 10, 2013, the case of "Anatomy of Protest - 2" was combined with the case of riots on Bolotnaya Square on May 6, 2012.