Emigrant Amriev was detained by Belarusian border guards

Emigrant Murad Amriev, who escaped from the Chechen security forces on June 6, trying to kidnap him in Bryansk, was detained by Belarusian border guards in the city of Dobrush Gelel region around midnight. Thiswas announced at his FB page by the chairman of the Committee on Prevention of torture Igor Kalyapin.

The basis of the Belarusian security forces called the fact that in Russia Amriev was put on the federal wanted list.

Later it became known that the emigrantwas delivered to the Department of Internal Affairs of the Dobrushsky district and interviewed in the passport and visa service.

The border detachment on duty said that in the district center, Amrieneev would remain until noon, after which he will be updated to Gomel.

The KPPP lawyer Petr Zaikin went to Belarus. He must arrive in Gomel by dinner. At the same time, human rights activists began the search for a local lawyer familiar with the Belarusian migration legislation, and soon found such a specialist.

According to Interfax, the ATC of the Gomel Oblast Executive Committee said that Amriev would be transferred to Russia. Now he is in the Dobrushsky District Department of Internal Affairs, where he will remain until the transfer.

On Thursday, Kalyapin added in response to the question of one of the readers, a complaint about Ampreyev’s announcement on the wanted list will be filed in Grozny. “But they will consider it no earlier than in a week,” the human rights activist continued. “And this will be a court in the Czech Republic. Do you understand the prospect?”

“Let him be better there (in Belarus. - Ed.) In a pre -trial detention center, he sat in a pre -trial detention center, while we will solve the issue in Grozny with the declaration,” the PPP chairman remarked later, answering another question.

Amriev has a residence permit in Ukraine. As you might assume, it was there that he tried to leave Belorussia. KPPP lawyer Oleg Khabibrakhmanov noted that the emigrant made such a decision independently and human rights activists were not aware of his initiative. “There are the same search databases, which Amriev apparently did not know about, but we did not have the opportunity to explain it to him,” the lawyer wrote.

Closer to the noon, "New Gazeta" said that negotiations with the Russian security forces on the issuance of Amriyev to Russia are underway in the Department of Internal Affairs of the Gomel region. The publication does not exclude that it is the Kadyrovites who will be sent to the emigrant.

Later, the Rain correspondent Vasily Polonsky said that a representative of Chechen law enforcement agencies had arrived in the Dobrush ATS. With a reference to the accidentally heard conversation of Belarusian police, Polonsky reported that Amriev was going to take the Russian security for the Chechen security officials in the near future. At the same time, Amriev said that if he was taken to Russia, then he "can do anything with him."

Meanwhile, the KPPP published a video message from Amriev’s parents with a request to help prevent their son in Chechnya.

In 2013, Groznets A Amriev, a MMA fighter, said to the committee against torture (the predecessor of the current KPPP) that on August 25 of the same year, the Kadyrovites abducted him in the center of the Chechen capital and took him to the city Ministry of Internal Affairs, where they killed him, tortured him, hung up and underwent humiliation. Under torture, Amriev signed documents regarding the attempt in 2008 by the head of the Grozny police Magomed Dashaev.

Amriev’s older brother, who had been in Germany by that time, was suspected of a crime. The athlete himself in 2010 was already interrogated in the case.

On August 27, 2013, Dashaev brought Amriev to his parents and demanded that their eldest son return to Chechnya. The family replied that it could not guarantee this. In this case, Dashaev noted, all responsibility for the attempt will fall on his younger brother.

The next day, Amriev demanded that the police come to the police, but he ignored the call and left Chechnya. He later left Russia. Abroad, Amriev continued his sports career and became the world champion in the World Mixed Martial Arts Federal.

In 2014, the Ministry of Internal Affairs in Chechnya filed a lawsuit against the protection of honor and dignity to Amriev and the checkpoint, he was considered by the Leninsky district court of the Grozny. The agency tried to attract the “facets”, which illuminated the work of Amriev, as a co -defendant, but the lawsuit was never filed by our publication. As a result, on March 30, 2015, the court ordered Amriev and the checkpoint to refute the publication of the "faces" . As the lawyers noted, the decision in relation to the "faces" was an "absolute legal nonsense".

On June 4, Amriev entered Russia to submit documents for a new visa in Moscow. At the Suzemka station in the Bryansk region, he was removed from the train to transfer to Grozny . As it turned out, the emigrant is wanted under Part 3 of Article 327 of the Criminal Code (using a knowingly false document). The reason for the initiation of the case was a typo in his passport. Earlier, Amriev was already wanted in this case, but in 2014 the search was canceled. On February 1 of this year, the athlete was repeatedly put on the wanted list.

Amriev was sent to the IVS. As the human rights activists noted, this was done illegally, since part 3 of Article 327 of the Criminal Code does not provide for an imprisonment in the colony.

On June 6, the transport prosecutor's office in Bryansk decided to release Amriev. However, the Kadyrovites - two police operatives and special forces in masks were waiting at the emigrant building. They intended to kidnap Amriev right at the exit from the department.

However, the athlete managed to take the security forces by surprise. Jumping out of the building, he jumped into the car to his friends who were waiting for him, and they left.

Amriev recognized one of the Kadyrovites in Bryansk as a security forces who tried him in Grozny in 2013.