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Caused fire on himself
The leader of the organization "Christian state - Holy Rus'" Alexander Kalinin was detained in the framework of a criminal case of arson of cars near the office of Konstantin Dobrynin, the director of the film "Matilda" Alexei Medi. This was reported by RBC with reference to a source in the capital's headquarters.
“The reason for the detention was Kalinin’s public calls for the commission of unlawful actions, in particular, Kalinin urged to make arson of cinemas, where the film“ Matilda, ”the source said to watch the film by Alexei Matilda.
In the case, operational investigative measures are held. During the search, Kalinin was seized a computer, as well as electronic and analog information carriers.
"On suspicion of arson, three people were detained - one in Moscow, two in the Lipetsk region," a law enforcement source told Interfax. According to him, a native of Transnistria is suspected of organizing this crime. The source did not name his name.
The State Duma deputy Natalya Poklonskaya, opposing the Matilda Matilda, said that Kalinin was detained at her request, Interfax reports citing the press service of the Unicorn. "Just at my deputy request in the name of the Minister of Internal Affairs and the Prosecutor General of the adoption of criminal -procedural measures to persons radically configured with signs of extremism (including on the fact of the distribution of leaflets about arson, threats, etc.), decisions have been made, the assessment of which is authorized to give the supervisory authority," Poklonskaya said.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs published a video of the detention of Kalinin:
On September 11, in Moscow, near the Office of the Bar Association Pen & Paper, where ex-Senator Dobrynin, representing the interests of the teacher, works, three unknown people burned two cars . Near the burned cars, the attackers scattered the leaflets "burn for Matilda."
Dobrynin accused Poklonskaya of provoking arson. “While Poklonskaya tells everyone about some claims of the relatives of the Holy Tsar and is trying to ban the film, her supporters continue to throw Molotov cocktails and burn,” the lawyer wrote. “In any case, we will ask questions to the deputy of the State Duma of Poklonskaya.”
It was already the third arson, presumably perfect by the opponents of Matilda. On September 4, in Yekaterinburg, the 39-year-old Orthodox fanatic Denis Murashov crashed into the front doors of the cinema hall "Cosmos" on his UAZ, after which he set fire to the car and escaped. The flame was transferred from the car to the building; The entrance to the "Cosmos" was completely burned out. Murashov was soon detained. He explained his act with protest against the release of Matilda on the screens. On September 6, the arsonist was arrested. Part 2 of Article 167 of the Criminal Code (intentional damage to property by arson) threatens him to five years in the colony.
On the night of August 31, in St. Petersburg, two unknown people threw the Molotov building with the Molotov Building Studio , which houses the Rock teacher. The flame was quickly extinguished. The police started a case of hooliganism. The media connected the incident with the closed show "Matilda", held in the city the day before.
The teacher’s film is dedicated to the novel by Nicholas II with the ballerina Matilda Kshesinskaya. The campaign against him began last fall the former prosecutor of the annexed Crimea Poklonskaya. She submitted a number of denunciations to the director, in which she stated that “Russia is presented in the film as a country of gallows, drunkenness and fornication,” and in addition, the picture insults “persons officially canonized”, including Nicholas II. In this regard, Poklonskaya demanded to verify the legality of spending budget funds allocated for the shooting of Matilda.