The Supreme Court of Chechnya ordered to initiate a case against Stavropol police officers

The Supreme Court of the Chechen Republic, following the district, recognized the refusal of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation to initiate a criminal case regarding the special operation of the Stavropol police in Grozny, as a result of which Dzhambulat Dadaev died. After this operation, the head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, ordered his security officials to open fire to defeat law enforcement officers operating in the republic without agreement with them, reminds Kommersant .

Last Thursday, the Supreme Court of Chechnya gave legal force to the decision of the Leninsky district court of the Terrible, adopted on August 7. Then the court satisfied the complaint of the lawyer Zaurbek Sadakhanov, representing the interests of the relatives of the deceased in April special operation Dadaev. A complaint of the Office of the Prosecutor General in the North Caucasus Federal District was rejected by the Supreme Court of Chechnya, the newspaper reports.

Sadakhanov in the Supreme Court of Chechnya argued that the Stavropol police officers during the special operation exceeded their official powers. They did not inform about the operation of Chechen colleagues, and at the time of Dadaev’s detention did not warn him of his intention to use weapons.

On April 19, in Grozny, the employees of the Stavropol International Academy of Sciences conducted a special operation to detain Dadaev, which was on the federal wanted list. He was killed while trying to ram the police officer’s service car in a passenger car. Based on the results of the pre -investigation, the shooting was recognized as a forced measure, the case was refused the initiation of the case.

The incident served as the reason for the sharp statements of the head of Chechnya Ramzan Kadyrov, who stated that the Stavropol police officers were used in a domestic conflict between the inhabitants of Chechnya and Dagestan.

In connection with the murder of the Investigative Committee of the Investigative Committee of the Chechen Republic, it opened a case on the fact of exceeding law enforcement agencies that conducted a special operation, official duties. However, as the Interfax recalls, the head of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation, Alexander Bastrykin, canceled the decision.