Those beaten after an anti-war rally at the Brateevo police station found out the names of the security officer who tortured them and his boss

Participants of the rally against the war on March 6, who were subjected to torture in the Moscow Brateevo police station, learned the name of the security officer who tortured them and his boss. This was reported by the Russian BBC service, which helped the detainees.

Alexandra Kaluzhskikh, as well as 22-year-old Marina and student Anastasia, were beaten by a “man in black” from the Brateevo police station, where they were taken after an anti-war rally in Moscow on March 6. in detail about the beating and provided an audio recording with evidence of torture. The victims told Mediazona

Together with the BBC, the girls figured out that the employee who beat them was named Ivan Ryabov. The victims were able to identify him using the merged database of Yandex.Food, Avito, social networks and old notes in regional newspapers. Later, his name was confirmed by the results of an inspection by the Prosecutor General's Office, carried out at the request of municipal deputy Evgeniy Stupin.

His boss, whom the girls described as “a man in beige,” is called Alexander Fedorinov. It was he who did not stop his subordinate Ryabov from beating him.