The person involved in the case of the burned effigy in military uniform was transferred to another pre-trial detention center

Convicted in the case of a burned effigy in military uniform, Egor Skorokhodov (passport name - Igor Maltsev) was transferred to No. 3 in the city of Vyborg. The telegram channel “Politzek-Info” is about this.

The pre-trial detention center reports. Previously, Skorokhodov was in the St. Petersburg pre-trial detention center-1 “Kresty”. In the Vyborg pre-trial detention center, the young man will await an appeal in the case.

Vasileostrovsky District Court of St. Petersburg on September 26 Skorokhodov to three years and eight months in prison. To a young man, an article about hooliganism motivated by political and ideological hatred, committed by a group of people (Part 2 of Article 213 of the Criminal Code). According to investigators, he and another defendant in the case, Sofya Semenova, grossly violated public order and showed clear disrespect for society “by burning an effigy in military uniform on the ice of the Malaya Neva in the area of ​​Uralskaya Street.”

sentenced, Maltsev was detained and sent to a pre-trial detention center in early March, Semenova was then given a preventive measure in the form of a ban on certain actions. At the end of March she left Russia. After this, the decision on the preventive measure was sent for review. On June 23, the activist was wanted.

elected became known canceled announced You can support Yegor Skorokhodov by writing him a letter by regular mail or through the online service: “FSIN-LETTER” 188 800 Vyborg, st. Reservnaya, 2, FKU SIZO-3 Federal Penitentiary Service of Russia for St. Petersburg and Leningrad Region Maltsev Igor Aleksandrovich, born in 1999 Egor Skorokhodov (Igor Maltsev) was taken to IK-12 in the city of Volzhsky, his support group.

March 19 writes He will serve his sentence there.

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