The Dorogomilovsky District Court of Moscow placed Anna Pavlikova, a defendant in the “New Greatness” case, under house arrest until November 13.
Earlier, the investigator filed a petition with the Dorogomilovsky District Court to transfer the two accused - Maria Dubovik and Anna Pavlikova - under house arrest.
filed The hearing in the case of Maria Dubovik has not yet taken place.
Maria Dubovik is also being transferred from the pre-trial detention center to house arrest. However, the girl was not allowed to take walks or freely visit medical facilities, despite the recently discovered tumor.
UPD 21:00 Four more accused remain under arrest.
- In the case of New Greatness, an organization created, judging by the case materials, by infiltrated employees, there are ten defendants. Four of them are now in pre-trial detention center, six are under house arrest.
- All ten people are accused of organizing the activities of an extremist community (Article 282.1 of the Criminal Code). At the same time, the testimony of three men who were not arrested. One of them said that he was introduced into the group on assignment. The interrogation protocols of these people were almost completely removed from the case materials. One of the three wrote the organization's charter, collected money, and rented meeting rooms. None of them were arrested. the accusation is being built - Ruslan Kostylenkov, whom the investigation calls the leader of the organization “New Greatness”, to POC member Evgeniy Enikeev that he was beaten and tortured with a bag during a search. told Anna Pavlikova, who was not yet 18 years old at the time of her arrest. On July 31, it became known that Honored Lawyer of Russia, member of the Moscow Helsinki Group, Henry Reznik, was representing her. threatened with violence, agreed to enter - Pavlikova's lawyer Olga Karlova, that her client's heart problems worsened in the pre-trial detention center, severe tachycardia and leg cramps developed. In June it became known that Pavlikov was in a pre-trial detention center. In July, the girl was taken to a civil hospital for one day for examination. She told me that she was transferred and placed - Maria Dubovik on August 7 at the "Matrosskaya Tishina" pre-trial detention center. Her mother said that during an ultrasound in the pre-trial detention center, “a tumor of unknown origin was found in her daughter by gynecology.” Dubovik's lawyer Karinna Moskalenko, that the girl's vision has deteriorated significantly. transferred to hospitaltold reported