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10 years ago, December 10, 2007, in the capital's research Research Institute of Microsurgery named after Burdenko, after brutal beating by the operatives of the Organized Crime Control Department, died the leader of the NBP department, Yuri Chervochkin. The activist was 22 years old.
The head of the department of the Moscow Region UBOP to combat extremism, Alexei Trenny, repeatedly threatened Chervochkin with reprisal. On November 22, 2007, an activist ran for the State Duma, and his comrade, the Ubopovites once again detained and questioned. That same evening, Chervochkin reported interrogation in his LiveJournal; He placed the post from a computer in an Internet cafe. Having left there about 21 hours, the oppositionist called a friend of the journalist and said that four were following him, and two are precisely wobbled.
A few minutes later, five attacked Chervochkin. Two beaten the activist with bats, the remaining three with their feet. The beating lasted three to four minutes; The attackers fled when one of the passers -by raised a scream.
Chervochkina in an unconscious state was brought to the Moscow hospital. Semashko, and later transferred to the Research Institute for them. Burdenko. A few days later, the activist fell into a coma, and then he began to sepsis.
On the fact of the murder of Chervochkin, the case was opened, but then he was ruined.
In December 2012, these facts were first sounded at the hearing. The Simonovsky District Court of Moscow partially satisfied the trenched claim for the protection of honor and dignity. The defendants were another Russian Aksenov and civil activist Pavel Shekhtman, who publicly talked about the possible involvement of the trenches in the murder of Chervochkin.
The trenched after the disbandment of the UBOP went to the Moscow CPE; He is the most famous operative among the capital's activists. A number of oppositionists, including a member of the Executive Committee of another Russia, Sergei Aksenov and the democratic activist Pavel Shekhtman, publicly accused the trenches of involvement in the murder of Chervochkin. The operative applied to the Simonovsky District Court of Moscow with a lawsuit to protect honor and dignity against Aksenov and Shekhtman. In December 2012, the lawsuit was partially satisfied .