
On August 8, the first hearing in the Tver court will be held on the merits of the case of the case of Dmitry Gerekin. The beginning of the meeting at 10:30, the hall 4. The process is conducted by Judge Alexander Merkulov, Ilnur Sharapov defends Strakina.
At the preliminary meeting on July 31, Strikin extended the arrest for six months.
He is accused of attacking the riot police of Zeronarev during the Moscow Anti -Corruption Promotion on March 26.
32 -year -old Muscovite Serekin - equipment repair master, on March 26 for the first time participating in a protest campaign. He was beaten on the Tverskaya security forces. Strikin received at least six strokes; In the emergency room, he recorded bruises throughout his body.
In the framework of the criminal case, Strikin was detained on May 16and arrested two days later .
Like the other six defendants in the “March 26” case, Part 1 of Article 318 of the Criminal Code (the use of non -hazardous violence to a representative of the authorities), which provides for up to five years of the colony, was imputed. The case was conducted by the senior investigator of the Central Galovka of the Investigative Committee for especially important cases Alexei Severical. Heads of the investigative group Colonel of Justice Rustam Gabdullin; He also leads the investigative group of the Investigative Committee in the Swamp case.
According to the Investigative Department, on the anti -corruption action on March 26, Strakin struck the leg of the riot police, Zeronarev. At the same time, in the video of poor quality that formed the basis of the prosecution, the blow is not visible.
Zvonarev himself did not turn to doctors and did not submit a report on the discovery of signs of a crime. However, in his testimony, he claims that he experienced "severe physical pain" from the blow. Earlier it was reported that at a full -time rate, Zvonarev announced the lack of claims against Politzek.
Strikin completely denies guilt. He insists that the blow was not on the leg of Zvonarev, but to his club. As the lawyer Sidorkina notes, her client stood for a man whom they tried to grab simply because he stood still.