In Moscow, human rights activist Boris Ushakov was detained. He is suspected of rape

In Moscow, human rights activist Boris Ushakov was detained in the rape case. Ushakov told about this by the MBH Media.

According to him, he is suspected of raping former investigator Tatyana Kozlova. “She worked for 10 years by the investigator and served for fraud for four years. She began to write on Facebook and ask for help that she was fabricated for her, that she was tortured in the “sailor silence”. So I got to her, ”he said, adding that he lives in Vladimir, and came to Moscow to help Kozlova.

According to Ushakov, he left at home at the Kozlova laptop, which she refused to return, after which the human rights activist wrote a statement to the police. “The first I turned to the police that they did not give me things. If I hadn’t left the laptop, this would not have been, because there were no violent actions against her, ”he said.

Ushakov said that he had a search this morning, now he is being taken to the Investigative Committee.

“The investigator did not notify me of the initiation of a criminal case, did not send a summons, although I personally appeared to him, he came to them myself. She slandered me and initiated a matter from her words, ”Ushakov said.

According to him, the investigator invites him to admit the crime, promising to let go of the lower belief, otherwise threatens to send it to a pre -trial detention center.

RIA Novosti also reports about the detention of a human rights activist with reference to the representative of the capital's Investigative Committee, Julia Ivanov. According to the investigation, on June 5, a man, threatening the murder of his friend, "committed the rape and violent acts of a sexual nature." Investigators opened a criminal case under two articles.