The person involved in the Tatar case "Hizb Ut-Tahrir" Gimaliev fled from house arrest

The 36-year-old Kazan Marseille Gimaliev, a defendant in the next Tatar case, Hizb Ut-Tahrir, excited in March of this year, fled from house arrest. This was reported on Tuesday was reported by "Real Time".

The regional Federal Penitentiary Professor explained that the penitentiary and executive inspection did not put an electronic bracelet on Gimaliev, but controlled his stay at home through telephone calls and house visits. During the next visit, October 31, it turned out that the arrested was hiding.

On November 7, the FSB announced Gimalieva to the federal, and the next day - on the international wanted list. On the 9th, the judge of the Soviet District Court of Kazan Ernest Murtazin, at the request of the investigator of the 1st department of the Tatar headquarters of the Investigative Committee to investigate the particularly important casesof Galina Koroleva in absentia, sent the fugitive in a pre-trial detention center for a period of two months after his detention in Russia.

On March 9-10, two cases of Hizb Ut-Tahrir were instituted in Tataria at once. It was stated that two Hizb Ut-Tahrir cells in the region were identified simultaneously.

On the 14th day of the same month, the detention of defendants in Kazan, Bugulm, as well as in Vysokogorsky, Zelenodolsky, Nizhnekamsk and Nurlat regions of Tataria, was announced . At the same time, the Investigative Committee claimed that 14 people were detained, the Ministry of Internal Affairs - which is 15, and the FSB reported that although 15 citizens were detained, cases were opened in relation to 20. At the same time, the support group wrote only 13 defendants.

Several Muslims, including Gimaliev, were charged with part 1 of Article 205.5 of the Criminal Code (organization of activities of a terrorist organization), which provides for a period of 15 years to life. Other defendants are charged with part 2 of the same article (participation in the activities of such an organization), the sanction of which is from 10 to 20 years of the colony.

During the detention on March 14, Gimaliev tried to hide, but broke from the fifth floor and was taken to intensive care with a compression spinal fracture and arms fractures. For treatment, doctors used the Ilizarov apparatus. Soon after the discharge, April 4, the patient was brought to the Soviet district court on a gurney, and the judge sent Gimaliev under house arrest. “The attending physician of Marseille was surprised by how a person in this state can be taken to court,” the support group noted. It was indicated that Gimaliev could not even get out of bed.

According to "real time", the investigative actions of the accused were also brought on a gurney. The electronic bracelet, stated, was not put on, including for medical reasons.

In addition to Gimaliev, under house arrest on March 15, the next day after the detention, Ilnaz Saifullin was placed. The remaining 11 detainees at the same time, on the 15th, were sent to a pre-trial detention center. This is 32-year-old Ruslan Gabidullin, 45-year-old Azat Gatauullin, 21-year-old Sergei (Muhammad) Derzhipilsky, 37-year-old Ilnar Zyalilov, 52-year-old Farid Kryev, 37-year-old Camille Matiev, 39-year-old Abdukakhor Muminjanov, 30-year-old Zulfat Sabirzyanov, 42-year-old Rustem Salahutdinov, 42-year-old Rustem Salahutdinov, 40-year-old Ruslan Sungatov and 32-year-old Rustem Yamaliev.

New cases "Hizb Ut-Tahrir" are divided into several production. According to "Real Time", the investigation in the Gimaliev case was already coming to an end.

Gimaliev was involved in the Hizb Ut-Tahrir case for the second time. In the previous case, he was detained in May 2007 , when he headed the Nova Center, which was engaged in the protection of the rights of Muslims. The human rights activist was arrested under part 1 of Article 30 - Article 278 (preparation for violent seizure of power), part 1 of Article 205.1 (assistance to terrorism), parts 1, 2 of Article 282.2 (organization of extremist organization and participation in it) and part 4 of Article 150 of the Criminal Code (involving a minor in committing a crime based on hate or enmity). Together with him, 11 more people took place in the case. None of the accused pleaded guilty.

On October 29, 2009, the Supreme Court of Tataria sentenced the seven persons involved in the terms of 4 to 8 years of strict regime, and gave four another four to 5 years conditionally, and Gimalieva sent for compulsory treatment to a mental hospital.