Tesak was given five years of strict regime

On August 15 , 2014, the Kuntsevsky District Court of Moscow found the leader of the Restrukt movement, Maxim (Tesak) Martsinkevich, guilty under paragraph “a” of Part 2 of Art. 282 of the Criminal Code (inciting ethnic hatred with the threat of violence) and sentenced to five years in prison to be served in a strict regime colony.

Martsinkevich pleaded not guilty

Recall that a criminal case against M. Martsinkevich was initiated after he posted three videos on a social network. Two of them were posted on September 14 - under the titles "Throw out the chock! Election Campaigning! and “Killer about the film Stalingrad and the situation in Biryulyovo”, and one on September 28 - “Killer about the film Okolofutbol”. On December 13, 2013, a Russian court ordered Martsinkevich's arrest in absentia. On January 27, 2014, Tesak was extradited to Moscow from Havana.

Previously, Martsinkevich headed the interregional public association "Format-18", recognized as extremist by the decision of the Moscow City Court of December 20, 2010 year . "Format-18" specialized in the production and sale of videos with scenes of Nazi skinheads torturing homeless people and Asian guest workers.

The cleaver was convicted in 2008 for a nationalist provocation in the Bilingua club in February 2007. In 2009 he was re- convicted for posting videos online staging the hanging of a "Tajik drug dealer".

December 31, 2010 year ended the term of M. Martsinkevich's imprisonment and he was released, after which he took up new “projects”, including the project "Occupy Pedophilia".

In January 2013, the Latvian authorities banned the media Tesaku entry into the country.

On the night of February 15-16, 2013 in Minsk, Tesak was detained in Minsk (Belarus) after a fight with anti-fascists. In March, the case against Tesak was closed .

In October 2013, it was reported that Tesak bullied those whom he considered to be representatives non-traditional sexual orientation in Kharkiv (Ukraine) and an attack on a TV show star "X-factor" Alexander Bogun (originally from Sevastopol). Videos from bullying were posted on the Internet.

Sources

• The court sentenced Martsinkevich to 5 years in prison for publishing extremist videos // RIA News. 2014. August 15.