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Vyacheslav Datsik was arrested for attacking a hotel
In St. Petersburg, a court arrested nationalist Vyacheslav Datsik for two months, who is suspected of violating the inviolability of a home.
On the night of May 18, Datsik and his associates broke into the Grafitto Hotel in search of prostitutes. He pulled the woman out of the room and dragged her down the corridor. The Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation stated that she simply arrived on a business trip from Moscow.
A few hours earlier, Vyacheslav Datsik broke into an apartment on Vasilyevsky Island , where a brothel was located, gathered about 10 girls there, forced them to undress and took them to the police station. In this regard, Datsik was charged with robbery. A live report on the attacks was published on Fontanka.ru.
Judge Svetlana Telnova considered the petition of the investigation behind closed doors.
- Nationalist Vyacheslav Datsik was released in March 2016. He was serving a five-year sentence for robbing cell phones. Datsik was initially placed in a psychiatric hospital, but managed to escape and make it to Norway, where he asked for asylum. Norway opened a weapons case against him, sentenced him to eight months in prison, and then extradited him to Russia.
- After his release, Vyacheslav Datsik said that he intended to engage in human rights activities.