In St. Petersburg, the court arrested far-right activist Vyacheslav Datsik for breaking into a brothel

The Petrogradsky District Court of St. Petersburg arrested far-right activist Vyacheslav Datsik, known under the nickname “Red Tarzan,” for two months, reports . Fontanka

Datsik was charged under Part 2 of Article 139 of the Criminal Code (violation of the inviolability of the home with the use of violence). On the night of May 18, he broke into the Graftio boutique hotel, where he intended to find sex workers. However, in the 5th room of the hotel an ordinary resident of the city of Lyubertsy was sleeping, whom Datsik dragged into the corridor, accompanying his actions with insults.

When choosing a preventive measure in the Petrograd court, Vyacheslav Datsik demanded a translator into the Belarusian language, but the court refused him. The meeting was held behind closed doors.

On the night of May 18, Vyacheslav Datsik and his henchmen conducted a “raid” on alleged brothels in the area of ​​​​Vasilievsky Island and the Petrogradskaya Side. During this event, Datsik, together with several young men, forced 11 sex workers and clients to walk naked down the street. After leading the girls and men naked through the streets, Datsik took them to the 30th police department. He himself was later detained while visiting another alleged brothel, where he used force on a female guest.

A former fighter without rules, Datsik has already been convicted; he spent several years in prison for robbery at mobile phone stores and recently returned to St. Petersburg from a colony in the Krasnoyarsk Territory. He remained free for two months.