
The TFR issued a decision on the forced drive of the deputy commander of the North battalion Ruslan Geremeyev for interrogation in the case of the murder of the co-chairman of the RPR-Parnas Boris Nemtsov. This was reported by Rosbalt with reference to a certain source in law enforcement agencies.
According to the interlocutor of the agency, the investigation department recently sent another agenda to Chechnya with the challenge of Geremeyev for interrogation, but it was reported from the region that it was not possible to find the Kadyrovts for presenting paper. After that, it was decided to provide forced drive.
However, another interlocutor of the agency, “well familiar with the situation,” took this news skeptical. "I can hardly present a picture when the Chechen district police officers are breaking Ruslan in his native village or on the territory of the North base," he remarked. "They will not even be allowed to go close to these places - and they themselves will not venture to go there for such a purpose."
Rosbalt also said that the investigation of the murder of Nemtsov, whose completion period is now established on November 28, will be most likely extended for another three months - until the end of February 2016. Today, out of 35 examinations appointed in the case, only 16 are completed, the agency notes.
On Saturday, "Rosbalt" handed over with reference to one of his sources that the investigation "has nothing on Geremeyev." “During the investigation, it was found that Ruslan - Mukhudinov could be Ruslik (which were mentioned in the case. - Ed.) ,” The agency’s interlocutor said.
Then it was reported that on October 1, Geremeyev will return to the service in the location of the "North" in Grozny. As the agency wrote, on March 1, less than two days after the murder of Nemtsov, Kadyrovets, having arrived in Grozny from Moscow, filed an application for a vacation, and immediately after leaving the vacation was sent on a long business trip to the mountains to combat Mujahideen.