The homeless Pamfilov who attacked Ella was a mentally unhealthy

The main investigative department of the UK completed the investigation of the criminal case of a robbery attack on the house of the head of the Central Election Commission (CEC) of Ella Pamfilova in early September. According to the conclusion of a stationary comprehensive psychological and psychiatric forensic examination, the accused Ahad Karabalaev suffers from a chronic mental disorder, according to the SK website .

According to the conclusions of experts, he "could not realize the actual nature and social danger of his actions and lead them." The criminal case was transferred to the Prosecutor General, the UK recommended that the court send Karabalaev for compulsory treatment.

According to the investigation, the accused who has been in the Russian Federation since 2014 had no permanent residence and source of income. On September 6, he penetrated into the Pamfilova suburban house "in order to steal funds and other values." The head of the CEC gave him active resistance, after which the attacker disappeared from the scene of the crime.

The attack occurred on the eve of a single voting day, it did not immediately know about it. Pamfilova explained that she was not going to talk about the incident and suggested that the Ministry of Internal Affairs has spread information about him due to the fact that the head of the CEC is among the high-ranking officials. The former chairman of the Human Rights Council, Mikhail Fedotov, called for the Pamphilov security.

She herself said that she always gets up at night to let a cat into the house, which catches mice on the site. The head of the CEC found an attacker near the electrical panel, he hit her several times with a faulty electric shocker. Pamfilova quickly recovered from fright and began to fight back from the attacker, including with the help of a chair. According to the head of the CEC, the attacker was in a mask and glove, that is, he was preparing for robbery.

The suspect was detained in the forest near the village where the attack occurred. At the time of his detention, he slept in a hut. It was reported that the 36-year-old Karabalaev came to Russia from Kazakhstan, was a handyman, and after the loss of documents was interrupted by random earnings, begging and small thefts. A man is suspected of a series of thefts from other houses in the suburbs. He found a stun gun and objects presumably stolen from other houses.