A court in Ingushetia sentenced 12 ex-policemen accused of failure to comply with orders to suspended sentences

The Zheleznovodsk City Court sentenced 12 ex-police officers from Ingushetia who stood in a line between protesters and National Guard members at a rally on March 27, 2019 in Magas (Ingushetia) to prevent clashes to a one and a half year suspended sentence. This is what the channel “Full PC 2.0” is about.

reports Former employees of the Separate battalion of the patrol service of the police of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in Ingushetia were found guilty under the article on group failure to comply with an order (part 2 of article 286.1 of the Criminal Code). These are Umalat Belkhoroev, Vakha Gandaloev, Beksultan Daurbekov, Isa Evloev, Ibragim Karakhoev, Beslan Saynaroev, Timerlan Toldiev, Temirlan Umarov, Beslan Khamkhoev, Timur Khamchiev, Ismail Tsechoev and Ramazan Ekazhev.

On August 18, the prosecutor sentenced the accused to two and a half years in a general regime colony.

requested After the rally, the police officers who stood between the National Guard and the protestor were fired. A criminal case was opened against 13 police officers who appealed their dismissal. The case of ex-policeman Magomed Dolgiev was separated into separate proceedings and considered in the Pyatigorsk City Court. The court found the man guilty and sentenced him to one and a half years of suspended imprisonment. The Stavropol Regional Court, following a complaint from the state prosecution, sent this verdict and sent the case for a new trial.

admitted canceled - on March 26, 2019, a rally was held in Magas against changes in the borders of Ingushetia - about ten thousand people took part in the rally. Two thousand protesters remained in the square throughout the night. In the morning they began to disperse them, resulting in clashes between security forces and protesters. occurred - Human Rights Center "Memorial" on December 27, 2021, in connection with the 2019 rally in Magas, 52 people were brought to criminal charges, prosecution against three of them was stopped. On December 15, 2021, seven people, whom the investigation considers to be protest leaders, were sentenced to sentences ranging from seven and a half to nine years in prison. According to the data, they were sentenced