“There is no skin in this place. And there is no hair, they also cut it. ” The detainees in Moscow talked about torture in the Academic police department on March 6

During the anti -war action, detainees in Moscow, on March 6, told that they were beaten and wrapped in the police department. This happened in the Academic police department, writes New Gazeta with reference to the victims and municipal deputy Levon Smirnov, who, within the framework of his authority, came to the department with an audit.

According to them, they beat, threatened and mocked three men in civilian clothes. As the victim was said by Vladimir Garmash, who previously served in the Kremlin regiment, he began to beat the three of them on the stairs. They struck their feet on the head. Then he was brought into the office, where they continued to beat. “What are you Nazi? Of these p*d*razov, from crests? Why in berets? Do you like it when our boys are killed? ”The unknown said.

Further, according to Garmash, they cut off a long forelock with scissors and forced to record a video with the condemnation of the Nazis. At the end, it was threatened that if they still come across or “will glow in the center”, they will be killed.

Another victim, Gleb Cherepanov, said that he was so much hit in his chest with his knee that he decided that he had a fracture. Then, under threat of torture, he agreed to unlock the phone. People in civilian clothes watched his personal photos. After they were forced to say on camera that he was "against fascism."

Another detainee who asked the journalists not to call his name, said that he had heard screams from the office where the security forces were. Then, from there, a man came out with a wound on his head, as if from a stroke with a dull object. “Blood does not go, but, in short, it is clear that there is no skin in this place. And there is no hair, they also cut it, ”the publication quotes.

Earlier, the incident in the Bratevo police department after the campaign on March 6 was widespread. The detained girls talked about beatings, threats and insults from the security forces.

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