Ebola of the day

In March 2015, 21 people died in the police, investigative insulators and temporary detention centers in Russia - such data provided the “Mediazone” project “Russian Ebola”.

14 people died in the police, 5 people in IVS and pre -trial detention center, and 2 people in official vehicles of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. Twenty dead were detained by police officers, and one person came voluntarily - write a statement. The most common official cause of the death of people in March was called heart or heart attack (7 people died from this) and suicide (also 7 people); One detainee died of epilepsy, one from tuberculosis - one, from the withdrawal syndrome - one, from the fire - one. Another detainee fell out at full speed from official motor vehicles of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. The death of the two detainees was associated with the proven facts of physical violence. Alcohol intoxication was detected in eight people. The average age of the dead was 40 years, the youngest was only 20 years old, the oldest was 61 years old. The ambulance went to all cases of the death of people, the ambulance came to still living people twice, but in both cases they could not be saved. In seven cases, police officers themselves provided first aid to the detainees. The most deaths in March were recorded in the Central Federal District-six people, in the Volga-four, in the Siberian Federal District-three dead, in the southern, north-west, Far Eastern, North Caucasus-two people per federal district, in the Uralsky district and Crimea, according to the Russian Ebola, there was not a single deceased. Among the dead in police branches in March 2015 are three women and 18 men. Most often, people died on Wednesday - 5 cases, on Thursday and Monday, four cases were recorded, on Friday and Sunday, two on Tuesday; The least cases of death was on Saturday - only one. In the last two weeks of the month (from 16 to March 22 and from 23 to March 29), Russian Ebola recorded seven deaths a week. The project especially distinguishes two cases from the list-a fire in the police department of the Vologda Oblast, where the detainee arranged a fire, and despite the operational arrival of firefighters, died on the spot, and the incident in Orekhovo-Zuevo, where the police, trying to receive testimonies, scored the detainee before his death. “Russian Ebola” is a project of journalist Maria Berezina, dedicated to the monitoring of the deaths of detainees and arrested in police and insulators in open sources. The project owes its name to the same article by Oleg Kashin. Source: "Russian Ebola"