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In St. Petersburg, the arrest of Yuli Boyarshinov, a defendant in the Network case, was extended for four months.
The Dzerzhinsky District Court of St. Petersburg extended until October 22 the detention of anti-fascist Yuli Boyarshinov, accused of participation in the terrorist community “Network”. A participant reports this.
OVD-Info No one was allowed into the court hearing or the announcement of the decision. The bailiffs pushed those who came to the meeting to the end of the corridor. People were allowed to attend other meetings.
Anti-fascist Viktor Filinkov’s arrest was also previously extended for four months. The assistant to the chairman of the court announced in advance that the meeting would be held behind closed doors - supposedly a decision on this was made in preparation for the meeting. The bailiffs tried to kick everyone out of the floor on which the courtroom is located, but they failed and then they blocked the passage. Media representatives were also not allowed in.
Mediazona journalist David Frenkel and drew up a report against him under Art. 17.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (disobedience to a lawful order of a bailiff). "Mediazone" that
he was detained , clarifies that he was detained by order of an assistant judge, the bailiffs also claim that the journalist allegedly screamed. At the same time, Frenkel's glasses were broken. - Yuliy Boyarshinov is an industrial climber from St. Petersburg. The police detained him on January 21 - then they found 400 grams of black powder on the young man. Two days later he was arrested for 30 days, accused of illegal possession of explosives. - Boyarshinov is accused of illegal possession of explosives (Part 1 of Article 222.1 of the Criminal Code) and participation in the terrorist community “Network” (Part 2 of Article 205.4 of the Criminal Code). - Since the end of January, FSB officers began to visit the young man. They told Boyarshinov the names of the defendants and threatened that if the young man did not talk to them, then “it would be worse for him.” Boyarshinov refused to communicate with them, citing Article 51 of the Constitution. Two weeks later, he was transferred from pre-trial detention center No. 1 () to pre-trial detention center No. 6 in the village of Gorelovo. "Novaya Gazeta" that it is considered torture. During check-in, Boyarshinov was beaten by his cellmates for no reason. After this, visits by FSB officers were repeated. During one of them, they said: “We made it worse for you, let’s talk, otherwise the conditions of detention will worsen.” Boyarshinov refused to talk to them, and on the same day he was transferred to a cell containing about 150 people. "Penza case"
"Crosses-2" writes
- Nine young people in Penza and St. Petersburg are accused in the case of the “Network” terrorist community. According to the FSB, they participated in an organization whose cells allegedly exist in Moscow, St. Petersburg, Penza and Belarus. Network members were allegedly preparing for the outbreak of unrest in the country. Those involved in the case face from five to ten years in prison.
Members of the St. Petersburg Public Monitoring Commission traces of torture of those arrested in St. Petersburg.