
Korolev’s police lieutenant colonel from the city near Moscow was arrested after an attempt to self -envelop the merchant of vegetables and fruits of Rovshan Allahverdiev, from whom the security forces extorted money. This was announced on Saturday by the regional headquarters of the TFR. Additional details are contained in the publication of the Moscow Komsomolets, which appeared on November 29.
A police officer who held the position of senior inspector for the execution of administrative legislation in the city Ministry of Internal Affairs is charged under paragraphs “A”, “B” of part 3 of Article 286 of the Criminal Code (exceeding official powers with a threat of violence and causing grave consequences). For such a crime, the Code provides for from 3 to 10 years in a colony.
The second person involved in the case, with the rank of captain, disappeared. They are looking for him.
Allahverdiev as of the 29th, eight after an attempt to suicide, remained in intensive care.
According to MK, a native of Azerbaijan Allahverdiev arrived in Korolev several years ago and opened a tent with vegetables and fruits at the sublib Kolipka station. Trade, according to the TFR, the visiting led unauthorizedly. The police overlaid Allahverdiev a tribute; According to the case file, the merchant paid him from November 24, 2015.
Initially, the visiting person arranged the size of the compensation, which were required by the security forces. However, in the future, the police began to demand all more and more amounts. As a result, Allahverdiev refused to pay.
Further events of the TFR and MK set forth in different ways. According to the Investigation Department, on November 20 of this year, “one of the police officers” doused a certain “unidentified substance”, a merchant’s car parked at the station. The next day, the "unidentified police officer" began to threaten Allahverdiev "causing property damage." After that, the merchant set fire to himself.
In MK, events date back to the 22nd number. The lieutenant colonel with the captain came to the merchant’s tent, and he refused to pay. There was a verbal skirmish in front of buyers and other sellers. About five minutes later, the lieutenant colonel took out a plastic bottle and began to water the goods from it and Allahverdiev himself. Then the merchant took out the lighter and set fire to himself.
Other merchants began to save Allahverdiev. Meanwhile, the police immediately left.
On December 17, 2010, in the Tunisian village of Sidi-Buzid, police, together with the official of the city hall, demanded a bribe from a 26-year-old merchant and fruits Muhammad Buazizi. Buazisi had no money. Then he confiscated electronic scales, and the official hit the merchant in the face. Immediately after that, Buazizi went with a complaint to the mayor, but he refused to accept him, even despite the fact that the merchant promised himself to set fire to if he was not accepted.
After that, Buazizi, as promised, set himself on fire. He was hospitalized in a burn center in the metropolitan suburb of Ben-Art. There, on January 4, 2011, he died.
The self-immolation of Buazizi became an impulse to the revolution, as a result of which on January 14, 2011 the Tunisian dictator Zin al-Abidin Ben-Ali was overthrown.