Chelyabinsk: a verdict was passed under Art. 282 against an ex-member of a Nazi skinhead gang

In May 2017 in Chelyabinsk, the court to 6 months in prison court sentence of 32-year-old local ultra-right activist Dmitry Shokhov, found guilty of publishing a xenophobic poster on the Internet.

On May 10, 2017, in Chelyabinsk, a verdict was passed in the case of incitement of national hatred (part 1 of article 282 of the Criminal Code).

In the dock was a local resident Dmitry Shokhov Born in 1984, which, according to the investigation, was published on the Internet by a certain a poster containing calls for the extermination of people of " a different faith and nationality ".

The details of the case, unfortunately, were not disclosed.

D. Shokhov fully admitted his guilt.

The court sentenced him to 6 months in a strict regime colony.

It is reported that such a severe punishment was imposed because earlier D. Shokhov was tried for committing a particularly serious crime.

Most likely speech it's about a case against a gang of Nazi skinheads, one of whose members was a local ultra-right activist Dmitry Shokhov, born in 1984, nicknamed Gunther. Recall the gang operated in Chelyabinsk in 2004 and 2005, and its members were accused of the murder of two homeless people , as well as an attempt to commit a pogrom at the Kashirinskiy market in Chelyabinsk. Court then found all three guilty of murdering one of the homeless and sentenced D. Shokhov to 7 years in prison.

Sources

• In the Kalininsky District Court of Chelyabinsk, a verdict was passed against a Chelyabinsk citizen who committed actions aimed at inciting hatred or enmity, on the grounds of race, nationality, language, origin, attitude to religion // Official site of the Kalininsky District Court of Chelyabinsk. May 11, 2017