The swamp sucks

The TFR intercedes the arrest of the new person involved in the "Swamp business" Dmitry Ishevsky. This was reported on the website of the department. Politzek was charged under part 2 of Article 212 (participation in the riots) and part 1 of Article 318 of the Criminal Code (the application of non -hazardous violence to a representative of the authorities). Before the trial, as it was stopped, Ivshesky was detained for 48 hours in accordance with Article 91 of the Code of Criminal Procedure (grounds for detention of the suspect).

During the interrogation, conducted in the presence of lawyer Dmitry Dubrovin , whom Rosuznik sent to Ishevsky, Politzek refused to testify. Nevertheless, the TFR claims, the use of violence to the policeman "is confirmed by the investigation of videos." In addition, it is reported that a certain “eyewitness” identified Politzek, who was delivered to the department as “a person who applies violence against police officers on May 6 on Bolotnaya Square”.

The Investigative Committee also said that "after the crime was committed, Ishevsky left the Russian Federation after a while in order to avoid possible criminal liability." Why, in this case, the accused nevertheless returned to Russia, the department did not explain.

"The Investigative Committee again informs that if the persons who participated in the riots on Bolotnaya Square themselves will appear in the IC of Russia and report their illegal actions, the investigation will not elect a preventive measure associated with their detention," the department also assured.

A search of a 30-year-old Ishevsky was held on Tuesday morning . According to the TFR, during the search conducted by investigators together with the TSPE operatives, clothes were seized in which the accused was in Bolotnaya, as well as "other items that are relevant to the criminal case."

At the end of the search, Ishevsky was taken for interrogation in the TFR. His relatives were also taken there. They showed videos on which it was proposed to identify the suspect.

In addition, the TFR said, on Tuesday in Kursk, searches were held with the leaders of the local left front of the 25-year-old Roman Shalimov and 21-year-old Boris Kislyakov. At the end of searches, both were interrogated as witnesses. Searches and interrogations were held in the case of Anatomy of Protest - 2, the consideration of which began in February in the Zamoskvoretsky District Court of Moscow. According to the department, investigators received "evidence confirming the organization by Sergey Udaltsov and Leonid Razvozzhev meetings with residents of various cities of the Russian Federation held at the direction of ... Givi Targamadze." "The testimony of the questioned persons confirms that the main objective of these meetings was the declension of as many people as possible to participate in opposition actions in the fall of 2012, during which it was planned to organize mass riots," the TFR said.

On the eve of the prosecution in the "Swamp case" was brought by the activist of the St. Petersburg Youth Movement "Vesna" Polina Strongina . She was charged with part 2 of Article 212 of the Criminal Code (participation in riots). After the search and interrogation in the St. Petersburg CPE, the activist was released on a recognizance not to leave. The details of the case are unknown, since Stronggina gave a non -disclosure subscription.