The prosecutor's office found that the blockade who died in the police department did not steal oil

The Blocadica did not stole oil from the store that died in the Police of St. Petersburg, the press service of the city prosecutor’s office told the Russian News Service . The Russian Investigative Committee on the fact of death of a pensioner opened a criminal case.

The department noted that they did not find evidence of guilt of the 81-year-old Rausa Galimova. "The video shows that she offers to pay off in the place of the cash register, her hands are shaking, but the store employees refuse and call the police outfit," the prosecutor said.

They noted that a pensioner could not notice the products lying under her bag. "The store director insisted that a woman be taken to the police, she did not have an identity document with her," the department added.

According to the radio station “Moscow”, senior assistant to the prosecutor of St. Petersburg for media interaction, Marina Nikolaev, sufficient grounds to say that the blockade committed theft, no.

Meanwhile, the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation opened a criminal case on the death of the Blockade in the police department of St. Petersburg, TASS reports with reference to the official representative of the RF IC Vladimir Markin. "On the fact of the death of an 81 -year -old local resident in the police department, a criminal case was opened on the grounds of a crime under Part 1 of Article 109 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (causing death by negligence)," the report said on the website of the Investigative Committee.

"Investigators have to establish how legally the store employees acted - whether they had reason to suspect a woman who survived the child of the blockade of Leningrad, in the theft of three packs of oil and call the police. We will also definitely find out whether it was necessary to deliver her to the police department, and not to understand the situation on the spot," Markin said.

“In addition, the conditions for its maintenance in the police department will be verified and how the ambulance was treated before the arrival of the ambulance. According to the investigation, the investigation will give the most stringent legal assessment of the actions of all people who are guilty of the death of a woman,” the representative of the RF IC added.

In turn, in the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in St. Petersburg and the Leningrad region, they said that the conducted audit did not find violations in the actions of the police, the St. Petersburg Diary reports. “At the entrance to the police department, the woman became badly bad, the police immediately called the ambulance brigade. Unfortunately, they did not give a positive result. The woman died suddenly,” said Vyacheslav Stepchenko, head of the information and public relations of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs in St. Petersburg and the Leningrad region.

Note that with a request to carefully understand the death of an elderly woman, due to a pack of oil by the detained police, members of the Public Chamber turned to law enforcement agencies

The owner of the store where the blockade was detained, asked the media to "stop practicing x *** it"

The day before, the owner of the chain of stores, in one of which the pensioner was detained, admitted on Twitter that it was not necessary to contact the police, but the employees, according to him, only followed the instructions.

However, later, in an interview with the correspondent of the Radio station, Moscow says, Sergey Galitsky was no longer so friendly. Answering the question whether they watched the woman in the store, he asked the media to "stop doing x *** her."

“Stop doing x *** her. They didn’t inspect anyone. You are ready to jump in public how much you can overtake the news,” Galitsky said.

Recall, on February 4, it became known that a blockade of the Police of St. Petersburg died in the police department, who was delivered there on suspicion of theft of three packs of oil from the store. According to preliminary data, the woman died of heart failure.