The human rights activist, who said that she was beaten by bailiffs, was put on the wanted list. She's on sick leave

The Iriston inter-district investigative department of the Investigative Committee of North Ossetia put on the wanted list the human rights activist and singer Svetlana Plieva (Salomeya), who told that bailiffs beat her in the building of the Supreme Court. It is reported by Yug.MBH Media.

Plieva herself is on official sick leave, which the investigation has repeatedly notified. The publication notes that the records of the telephone conversation and a copy of the document confirming this are at the disposal of the editors.

The human rights activist ended up on sick leave as a result of a beating by bailiffs on February 19, 2020. Then she had to represent the interests of a local resident, whom, according to her, the police forced to work undercover in a gang, and then take the blame for the crimes.

The bailiffs said that Plieva was late for the meeting and took her out of the court building. When she returned to write a statement demanding to provide video recordings that would refute this, court officials beat her: they hit her in the chest and face, cut her down, knocked her to the floor, and started kicking her.

At the end of March, a criminal case was opened against the human rights activist under article 318 of the Criminal Code on assaulting a representative of the authorities, allegedly she attacked bailiffs. the publication about this in early May She told .

Plieva wrote three statements against the bailiffs, but the investigator did not initiate a case. The Supreme Court did not provide video footage of the attack. An MRI showed that the human rights activist had signs of cruciate ligament rupture, partial damage to the cruciate and collateral ligaments, and damage to the anterior horn of the lateral meniscus.