
The St. Petersburg head of the Investigative Committee closed "Due to the lack of an event of the crime" The case of the death of the five -month son of the Tajik migrants Umarali Nazarov last year. This was reported on the website of the department.
The case was open exactly a year ago, on October 20, 2015. It was investigated under part 2 of Article 109 of the Criminal Code (causing death by negligence due to improper performance of professional duties), which provides for up to three years of the colony.
Explaining the termination of the case, the Investigative Committee said that the child died of acute heart and legal failure, which was caused by "a generalized mixed viral infection - cytomegalovirus infection and paragraph". The child was born prematurely, the department said; He developed rickets, paratrophics and depletion of the immune system. When discharge from the hospital, also approves the TFR, doctors recommended Zarina Yunusova, the baby’s mother, to show the son to specialists, but that recommendation did not fulfill.
"With a single examination by doctors ... in the complete absence of a history of the history of life, it was not possible to establish these infections, no defects in the provision of medical care were revealed to the child," the publication says.
The investigation department also did not see any violations by police and officials of the FMS.
The incident with the Nazarov family occurred on October 13, 2015. On the morning of this day, the apartment was rented by the father of the baby Rustam Nazarov and his relatives, officials of the FMS came from the rally. At home, in addition to the baby and mother, the younger brother of Rustam Nazarov was. All three were detained and taken to the city OP-1. At the same time, Yunusova was not allowed to dress Umarali Nazarov warmer.
In the child’s department, they were separated from the mother. Yunusov was taken to court and, having held it all evening there, sentenced to a fine and expulsion from Russia. Meanwhile, her son was hospitalized and died that same night.
The death of Umarali Nazarov caused indignation in society. In the wake of this indignation of the TFR and opened the case.
In response, the police on October 21 began a pre -investigation verification of the child’s parents for the presence of Article 156 of the Criminal Code in their actions (failure to fulfill the obligations to raise a minor). This article provides for up to three years in the colony - as well as part 2 of Article 109, according to which the investigation of the TFR conducted.
On November 7, the media reported that, according to the conclusion of forensic experts, Umarali Nazarov died of a cytomegalovirus infection , which was complicated by the development of heart and legal failure. This infection leads to the defeat of all vital organs. It was alleged that about a dozen serious diagnoses were posthumously killed by the deceased child. From this it was concluded that the boy was sick for a long time; It was not excluded that the child could become infected with the virus in the womb.
Meanwhile, the lawyer of the spouses Yuri Serov noticed on November 10 that at that time, information about the cytomegalovirus infection was not documented.
On the same day, the police forcibly delivered the baby’s parents to the hospital . They tried to force them to donate blood. In case of refusal, Nazarov and Yunusova threatened the initiation of a criminal case. Nevertheless, they did not succumb to threats and did not take blood.
On November 12, the St. Petersburg City Court rejected Yunusova's appeal to a decision on its expulsion . Lawyers insisted that the mother of the deceased baby should be allowed to stay, as the woman was recognized as the victim in the criminal case and has the right to know what happened to her son. However, the appeal instance demanded that Yunusova leave Russia on his own within five days. The decision has entered into force.
At the same time, the rights of the mother of the child were significantly violated: she was granted a translator from the Uzbek language, while Yunusova speaks only in Tajik.
Despite the court decision, the TFRcalled Yunusov to confrontation with the police and employees of the FMS. These full -time rates were planned to be held on November 16 and 17.
However, on the night of November 16, Yunusov, fulfilling the court decision, flew out in Dushanbe . The coffin with the body of the child was sent by the same plane to Tajikistan. It was reported that the migrant will be able to enter Russia again no earlier than five years later. Meanwhile, the father of the deceased baby remained in Russia, since he had all the documents in order.
Family lawyer Olga Zeitlina stated that, among other things, she would file a complaint with the ECHR.