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In forced order
The Tagansky district court of Moscow arrested until November 22 the leader of the Christian state - Holy Rus', Alexander Kalinin, in the case of the forced by the owners of the film, not show the film directed by Alexei Matilda. This was reported by Interfax with reference to the press service of the court.
The court agreed with the arguments of the investigation that, being free, the suspect could continue to engage in criminal activity, hide from the investigation, and also try to put pressure on witnesses in the case.
On Saturday, the press service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs said that Kalinin became a defendant in a criminal case under Article 179 of the Criminal Code (coercion to make a transaction or to refuse to complete it). As noted in the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the owners of the film have tried to force Matilda’s shows under the threat of violence against the audience of the movie network and causing harm and damage to the owners of cinemas. ”
"On suspicion of committing this crime, in accordance with Article 91 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, the head of one of the public organizations was detained," the report said. The official representative of the Ministry of Internal Affairs Irina Volk confirmed to Interfax that it was about Kalinin.
On Wednesday, Kalinin was detained in the case of arson of cars at the office of Konstantin Dobrynin, a teacher’s lawyer. Simultaneously with Lieler, the "Christian state" was detained by members of the organization, brother Kalinin Yuri, Alexander Bayanov, and Denis Mantaltsu. All three were charged under part 2 of Article 167 of the Criminal Code (intentional destruction of property by arson from hooligan motives).
On Thursday, the judge of the Khamovnichesky District Court of Moscow Diana Mishchenko arrested Yuri Kalinin, Bayanova and Mantaltsu until November 11 . At the trial, Bayanov pleaded guilty to two more episodes. The first is an attack with Molotov cocktails on the Rock Teacher in St. Petersburg, the second is the arson of the Oil cinema in Yaroslavl.
On Thursday, a source in law enforcement agencies told Interfax that the leader of the "Christian state" was released on a recognizance not to leave . "Alexander Kalinin was interviewed as part of the arson case, his statements to the film" Matilda "and his author Alexei Teachers were transferred for examination," the source said. It was noted that Kalinin himself did not directly participate in arson.