
Gorod Russia Schuku, suspected of trying to arson the monument to Boris Yeltsin, will be expelled to Belarus. This was reported by RIA Novosti with reference to the head of the press service of the headquarters of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in the Sverdlovsk region Valeria Gorelykh.
Pike was born in Belarus and has the citizenship of this country. According to the police, since July 2015, the other Russia is illegally in Russia. “Yesterday, the magistrate court decided on its expulsion. The man was placed in the center of the maintenance of foreign citizens, where a letter will be sent from the territorial police department in the near future that he is under investigation under the article“ Vandalism. ”It is planned that he will stay in this institution,” Gorelykh said. In addition, the court fined the pike for two thousand rubles.
Citizens of Belarus, within 30 days after entering Russia, are required to register. After 90 days, they should leave Russia for three months or extend registration if there are grounds. However, Belarusians often live in Russia without registration. At the entrance, they are not issued a migration card, and without it it is almost impossible to prove the date of entry.
At 5:20 in the morning of November 7, on the day of the 100th anniversary of the October Revolution, the pike attacked the monument to Yeltsin , erected by Yeltsin Center in Yekaterinburg. The other Russia approached the monument by about 10 meters, took Molotov’s cocktail from the bag, set fire to and threw it into the statue. Then he tried to run away from the guards, but was detained. The arrived police delivered the other Russia to OP-9; Later, an appointed lawyer arrived there.
The monument itself was not injured, the traces of the fire remained only on the pedestal.
On Wednesday, the Verkh-Isetsky District Court of Yekaterinburg refused the police to arrest Schuki . The judge pointed out that Article 108 of the Code of Criminal Procedure (detention) does not provide for arrest for suspects or accused of crimes of small gravity, that is, those for which the Criminal Code provides for no more than three years of the colony. It is to this category of compositions that the vandalism imputed pike is based on political hatred (part 2 of Article 214 of the Criminal Code).
Nevertheless, the police did not release the detainee for a recognizance not to leave, but returned to the city OP-9. There, an administrative protocol was drawn up on him.
Pike 30 years. In September 2009, together with a colleague in the NBP Tatyana Kharlamova, he was convicted in Khabarovsk by 10 months of the colony for a year of direct action against the transfer of three Russian islands on the Amur in this city earlier. The National Bolsheviks was announced guilty under Part 1 of Article 282 (arousal of hatred or enmity), part 2 of Article 282.2 (participation in the activities of the extremist community) and Article 319 of the Criminal Code (insulting a representative of power).
In the spring of 2014, the pike participated in the capture of Crimea, and then went to the Donbass. In May of the same year, the other year, who then lived in the Belenkoy town, suburb of Kramatorsk, called himself in an interview with Radieo Svaboda by a field commander and claimed to be subordinate to armed militants. Among other things, the pike stated: "We (Gorotorses. - Ed.) Went to Simferopol and helped so -called polite people there. Then we went to Donetsk, they stormed the OGA, the SBU. After some government was formed there, we went to Kramatorsk."
At the same time, in "another Russia" they claimed that the pike in the Donbass "was illuminated by events as a blogger."
In the fall of 2014, it became known that the case was open against pike in Belarus for his participation in the war in Ukraine.
After returning to Russia, the Lemonian continued to participate in the shares of his party .