Human rights activist: Kvachkov needs urgent hospitalization

The retired Colonel of the GRU Vladimir Kvachkov, who is serving a period of 8 years 8 months of strict regime in the second and third cases - about the preparation of the rebellion and about extremism - needs urgent hospitalization. This was reported on Wednesday by IDEL. Reali with reference to the leader of the Samara Movement "Civil Initiative" Natalya Baranova.

As the activist explained, the 69-year-old Kvachkov, now contained in the pre-trial detention center-1 in Samara, has aggravated a number of chronic diseases.

In December last year, Baranova told, a number of deputies of the Samara Provincial Duma, as well as human rights activists and members of the Communist Party of the Communist Party and the regional branch of the LDPR, already applied to the regional Federal Penitentiary Service demanding to send Politzkek for treatment. “But the employees of the penitentiary system answer all appeals that everything is fine with Kvachkov,” the social activist remarked. “At the same time, we are deprived of the opportunity to personally verify this.”

Meanwhile, the retired lieutenant colonel of the medical service, candidate of medical sciences Vladimir Kaverin sent a complaint to the director of the FSIN Gennady Kornienko with a request to conduct an audit on the inaction of the officials of the Samara headquarters of the department. He noted that Kvachkov in a pre -trial detention center is deprived of medical care; At the same time, in hospitalization, as in the invitation of civilian doctors, Politzeku is also denied.

In October 2017, it became known that Kvachkov was hospitalized in the 9th Somatic Hospital of the Federal Penitentiary Service in Samara due to the consequences of combat wounds and contusion , as well as a number of other diseases. However, on December 21, Politsek’s lawyer Sergei Orlov informed Interfax that his client was returned to SIZO-1 some time ago, not treating him.

“In the Kvachkov hospital, due to the aggravated periodontal disease, I had to remove everything to a single teeth,” Orlov added. “Now everything has burned, we need to put prostheses, but our dentist who removed Kvachkov’s teeth is not allowed into a pre -trial detention center.” The lawyer noted that he addressed this issue to the deputy head of the regional Federal Penitentiary Service Denis Shmatov, the head of the SIZO-1 Andrei Kuznetsov and other employees of the insulator. “They all say: okay, let's miss your doctor - and do not miss,” the lawyer said.

Repeated hospitalization, Orlov also told, is also necessary for the establishment of disability. However, the SIZO-1 administration refuses to send the Police to the hospital.

On December 30, a statement appeared on the website of the regional Federal Penitentiary Service in connection with the publications of a number of media that Kvachkov was dying and he was not provided with medical care. “This information is not true,” the jailers assured. “The leaders of the Federal Penitentiary Service of Russia in the Samara region and representatives of the regional prosecutor’s office spoke with this convicted person.”

In the second case, Kvachkov was detained in December 2010, the next day after a complete excuse in the case of the attempt on the oligarch Anatoly Chubais. In 2013, the retired colonel was sentenced to eight years in a maximum security regime under Part 1 of Article 30 - Article 279 of the Criminal Code (preparation of an armed rebellion). It was claimed that activists of the Kvachov "People's Militia named after Minin and Pozharsky" planned to seize power in the city of Kovrov, Vladimir Region, and from there to move to Moscow. Politzek himself said that he was preparing partisans in case of war with a foreign aggressor. At the same time, in court, he defended the right to an uprising.

Kvachkov was delivered to IK-5 for former security forces in the village of Lepley of the Zubovo-Polyansky district of Mordovia. There, he regularly imposed a far -fetched reasons for him. The political prisoner was repeatedly placed in a schizo, then transferred to Bezun (a detachment of strict conditions for serving a sentence), and in August 2015 they sent to the PCT (chamber -type premises - the internal prison of the colony).

Kvachkov became known about the third case in early 2016. The reason for its opening was the publication on YouTube video features of the Politzek, recorded on a mobile phone in June 2015 in IK-5. According to the "faces", we are talking about a video known as "Comments by Colonel Kvachkov about the situation of Russian nationalists in prisons." As reported, another prisoner of the colony sent the file to the supporters of Kvachkov by mail, and they published a video on the Internet.

The investigation led UFSB in Mordovia. Who exactly placed the file, the security forces did not find out. Whether the IK-5 prisoner was established and prosecuted, which, according to the Fabula of the case, was not reported to the supporters of the colonel.

Initially, Politzeku was charged with part 1 of article 205.2 (public calls for terrorism). However, already in the debate of the parties, after a second examination in the case did not see the colonel of calls for terrorism in the appeal of the colonel, the prosecutor Dmitry Avdeenko asked to retrape the charges to part 1 of Article 282 of the Criminal Code (arousing of hatred or enmity).

On August 18, 2017, the collegium of the Volga District Military Court (Samara) as part of Alexander Lednev (chairman), Ruslan Podstkov and Andrei Balandin sentenced Kvachkov to one and a half years of colony according to the 282nd article. By partial addition of sentences in the second and third case, the final period was appointed to him equal to two years from the date of the announcement of the decision. Thus, the liberation of Kvachkov was postponed for almost eight months - until August 2019.

As an additional punishment, the Politzeku was given a year of restriction of freedom after leaving the colony.

On December 28, the College for the Affairs of the Supreme Court of the Supreme Court, chaired by Alexander Zamashnyuk , confirmed the verdict in the third case of Kvachkov . From the sentence, only the decision was excluded to recover 198 thousand rubles of costs from the Politzek for consideration of the case in the court of first instance.

Kvachkov himself did not find guilty in the first or second instance. At the appeal, he stated that he was persecuted for religious and political beliefs.

The verdict in the third case entered into force. Within 10 days after Kvachkov’s delivery of the corresponding notification, he must be sent from Samara back to Mordovskaya IK-5.