
The judge of the Tver District Court of Moscow Dmitry Gordeev sentenced 18-year-old Mikhail Galyashkin to conditionally on charges of attacking the riot police of Roman Lukyanchuk during the metropolitan anti-corruption campaign on June 12 last year. It is reported by "Mediazona".
The defendant was declared guilty under part 1 of Article 318 of the Criminal Code (the use of non -hazardous violence to a representative of the authorities).
Home arrest Galyashkin was canceled.
In the debate of the parties on February 28, the prosecutor Larisa Sergunyeva requested a year and a half of the real term for the defendant. Lawyer Sergei Badamshin, in turn, asked to terminate the case and appoint a court fine to Galyashkin. Such a measure can be applied to a person who was first involved in a crime of small or moderate gravity if he has compensated for the damage or "in other ways made up the harm caused by the crime." However, the judge refused in the petition of Badamshin.
The appointment of a conditional term of Gordeev in the sentence explained a number of mitigating circumstances. In particular, he indicated that at the time that the episode under consideration was dated, the defendant was still a minor, and also noted that Galyashkin pleaded guilty and, during the interrogation of February 9, apologized to the “victim” Lukyanchuk .
During the same interrogation, the accused said that he “acted impulsively,” and expressed regret that “succumbed to a herd feeling” when he stuck leaflets with the inscription “Putin - thief”. He also said that he paid Lukyanchuk the “damage” in the amount of 15 thousand rubles and transferred the same amount to the “Give Life” fund.
According to the plot of the case, on June 12, Galyashkin sprayed “tear gas of irritating action” from the spray can from the spray can in the eyes of Lukyanchuk. It was alleged that the security forces received a burn of the eye and he needed medical care.
The management of the Central Galovka of the Investigative Committee of the Investigation of Particularly important cases, in particular, senior investigator Alexei Severilov, also known as his participation in the “March 26”, was engaged in the business. At the initial stage of the investigation, Galyashkin refused to testify, referring to Article 51 of the Constitution. However, on October 20, at the first hearing, he pleaded guilty.
On September 1, it was reported that the same investigator Severilov began a pre -investigation verification on the fact of beating Galyashkin by security forces. The audit is carried out for the presence of in their actions the composition of paragraphs "A", "B" of part 3 of Article 286 of the Criminal Code (exceeding official powers using violence, weapons and special equipment). The medical examination, spent the next day after the detention of Galyashkin, found the bruise on his neck, formed, as said in conclusion, "from a stressed or squeezing exposure to a solid stupid object."
However, in the debate, the prosecutor Sergunaev said that on September 22, investigator Magomedova refused to initiate the case, announcing the absence of a crime in the actions of the security forces.
"The victim" Lukyanchuk is a native of Gorlovka, the suburbs of Donetsk. He entered riot police in 2016. Meanwhile, it is known that in the Moscow riot police are former security forces from the Ukrainian special forces "Berkut".