
The 33-year-old Tomik Badoyan died in the Ryazan police, who was detained next to his family’s house in the village of Retkino on June 14. It is reported by the New Gazaan newspaper. The security forces demanded from his mother to tell where her husband was. Having not received an answer, they decided to detain her son. This is how the woman herself told about the detention of her son:
“Why did they need him [husband], for what reason, they did not say. They were dressed in simple clothes, not in shape. My son Tomik came to the noise, saw that they pushed me to the house, and stood up, said: do not touch my mother, who are you, why did you come? And they say: well, don’t say where the husband is, then we’ll pick up the son, and they began to grab him by the hands. ”
For two days, loved ones could not find Badoyan. A day after the detention, unknown people took records from surveillance cameras on a rural street, explaining that the records are needed supposedly to investigate the theft of a motorcycle. On June 16, the Badoyan family called from the UK and reported that he had died.
His uncle said that there were numerous injuries on his nephew. Badoyan's front teeth and cheekbones were knocked out. A relative announced an unnatural position of the chest and suggested that he had been broken by his ribs.
According to the publication, the family was not allowed to organize an independent forensic examination, and in the official opinion, the state expert did not indicate the cause of death.
The police officially reported the death of the detainee on June 21 in this wording:
“In Ryazan, a 33-year-old detainee died in the police department. SK conducts a pre -investigation check, claiming that, according to preliminary data, death is not criminal. <...> Arriving at the scene, the ambulance doctors noted his death. A corpse without external bodily injuries is directed to the morgue to establish causes of death. Previously, the death of a man is not forced. Checking is carried out. "
On June 24, the young man was buried.