Ex-Mayor Matveev was released

Former internal troops officer Igor Matveev, who told in 2011 that the soldier of his units were fed with dog conservatives, was released. According to Prima Media, Matveev served 4 years and 5 months in two criminal cases, instituted against him immediately after publishing a video message.

Matveev spent most of the term in pre -trial detention center No. 1 of Vladivostok. He repeatedly filed complaints about the verdict, calling him unfair, and the case against himself - falsified. While in conclusion, he tried to achieve punishment for a number of high -ranking internal troops. According to Matveev, they are guilty of the violations that he spoke of in May 2011, and it was precisely due to their fault that he was behind bars.

"I seek to bring these persons to criminal liability in order to prove their interest in my isolation. When I tried to convict a criminal scheme, I was urgently fired and urgently isolated. They found a vulnerable in all respects of the ensign, who traded drugs. He agreed and wrote a statement on the far -fetched grounds that I hit him. As a result, the crime of corruption, related With fraud and money laundering, they remained unsolved, ”the ex -major said.

According to him, all the facts set out by him in the report, and after and in the video message, were never investigated properly. The perpetrators also did not suffer punishment.

Matveev, the former head of the military service and security service of the 107th BB brigade, stationed in Vladivostok, gained fame after in May 2011 he published a video message about corruption in his military unit in May 2011. In particular, the major said that stews in the food warehouse are actually the dogs with renewed labels, and labor migrants live in the location of the unit.

Soon after, the major was charged with beating two troops in February 2011. In September of the same year, the Vladivostok garrison military court found Matveev guilty under paragraph "A" of part 3 of Article 286 of the Criminal Code (abuse of power with the use of violence), deprived him of the title of major and sentenced him to the four years of the colony . The convict was also obliged to pay the victims of compensation in the amount of 15 and 10 thousand rubles. In February 2012, the Pacific Naval Military Court reduced Matveev for six months.

Meanwhile, the information of Matveev about dog conservatives was confirmed. A number of officials, including the chief of the Processing Service of the Eastern Regional Command of Internal Troops, were brought to disciplinary liability. The head of the warehouse with a dog stew was found guilty of abuse of authority and negligence and sentenced to a fine of 90 thousand rubles. He was also obliged to compensate for the damage in the amount of 112 thousand rubles.

In April 2012, a new business was opened against Matveev. It was alleged that in 2010 the major beat ordinary Alexei Zebnitsky, demanding from him to pay 300 thousand rubles in exchange for help in terminating the criminal case of desertion.

In December, the judge of the Vladivostok garrison military court Dmitry Boyarkin sentenced Matveev to four and a half years of the general regime under paragraphs “A” and “B” of part 3 of Article 286 (exceeding official powers using violence and special equipment) and part 3 of Article 159 of the Criminal Code (fraud using official position). The judge also fully satisfied the civil lawsuit of the “victim” Zebnitsky in the amount of 285 thousand rubles.