SK refused to check the actions of the police who detained the journalist Ilya Azar

The philistine interdistrict investigative department refused to check the actions of the police, who, during the detention of journalist Ilya Azar on September 2, 2019, left his young daughter alone in an unlocked apartment. The journalist reported this in his telegram channel.

In the UK, they calculated the statement of Azar with an insufficient reason for the audit and sent it to the police.

Investigators indicated that they would not resolve the issue of initiating a criminal case against police without conducting an official audit by employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. In the UK, they also explained that the police themselves should send “materials of verification properly drawn up” if they reveal signs of crimes in the actions of colleagues.

In addition, the investigators in the response to the Azar statement indicated that the verification of the legality of the decision of the security forces "cannot be replaced by the initiation of criminal prosecution against the persons who accepted them."

Azar also noticed that there was no indication of the employees of the 2nd OPP in whose actions he submitted an application.

“About the 2nd Oper Polk in the answer of the UK is not a word, but the claims in the complaint are not to the Krasnoselsky OMVD, but to it,” the journalist writes.

• Ilya Azar was detained on September 2 at the entrance of his house due to the participation of the worshiper in the procession on August 31. Despite the fact that a young child was in an unlocked apartment, the man was taken to the police department. For participation in the action, it was a protocol under an article on a repeated violation of the rules of participation in a public event (part 8 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). The police on October 3 for the third time re -registered this protocol.
• On August 31, a procession took place in Moscow, during which no one was detained. Later, Mark Halperin was arrested for 30 days, for 20 days - an unregistered candidate for deputies of Moscow City Duma Alexander Solovyov, for 10 days - the leader of the Libertarian party Sergei Boyko. Love Sobol was fined 300 thousand rubles, an employee of the Fund for the Combation of Corruption of Nikolai Lyaskin- 20 thousand.