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The operatives of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in Moscow identify the places of mass accumulation of visitors, where after a fight in the Khovansky cemetery, new riots can occur. According to Rosbalt, a law enforcement source reported about this.
According to him, after the incident in the cemetery, the investigators received a lot of complaints from the leadership. They were given the task of taking under operational control all objects where migrants from Central Asia live and work.
In the course of work, the police found that "the situation" at the limit "in a number of markets and shopping centers located on the Moscow Ring Road and in Lublin is prompted. The motives of probable conflicts, according to operatives, are the same as in the Khovansky cemetery - migrants are unhappy that they have to give a significant part of the earnings.
According to the sources of the publication, the new "collectors" are significantly the size of the tribute, and those who do not agree, beat and drive off the objects. “Only unlike the cemetery, in this situation, we are no longer about hundreds, but about thousands of dissatisfied migrants,” the source said the source.
On May 14, near the central entrance to the Khovanskoye cemetery, a mass fight with shooting occurred . 252 employees of the metropolitan police and 40 police officers near Moscow were sent to the place. They discovered a Kalashnikov assault rifle, 51 shooting sleeves of various calibers, brass knives, knives, axes, sticks and pieces of reinforcement.
According to the capital's head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, about 200 people participated in the fight, 112 people were detained. Three citizens of Tajikistan - Sukhrob Khushakov, Rizov and Sinuriddin Sobirov died in the fight. In total, 23 people were hospitalized.
Later, the Presnensky court of Moscow arrested until July 14 the head of the territorial branch No. 3 of the GBU "Ritual" Yuri Kabuev, who was suspected of organizing a conflict. Chabuev did not admit his guilt.