The border control department of the FSB of the Russian Federation at Sheremetyevo airport stopped proceedings in the case of the director of the Center for Assistance to Indigenous Minorities of the North, Rodion Sulyandziga, who was accused of trying to leave Russia with a damaged passport. An administrative case was initiated against Sulyandziga under Part 1 p. 18.1 Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation (violation of the state border regime).

Judge Margarita Kotova of the Lefortovo District Court on Friday extended until January 16, 2015 the term of arrest in a pre-trial detention center for Crimean anti-fascist and anarchist Alexander Kolchenko, whom investigators accuse of committing a “terrorist act” in Simferopol in April 2014. This was reported by a Mediazona correspondent from the courtroom.

The head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Tatarstan, Artem Khokhorin, disbanded the department for combating drug trafficking in Naberezhnye Chelny “in connection with the latest negative events”: several employees of the department became involved in criminal cases of drug possession and abuse of power.

Photo chronicle of TASS Nursery and children's plants, receivers-distributors, orphanages and zones for youngsters-hundreds of thousands of Soviet children were born and grew up in isolation. They were given birth in commodity wagons, tied and forcibly fed with hot porridge, shaved hung up, beat for bread crumbs and put in prisons for letters to arrested relatives.

An employee of the prison hospital OTB-1 of the Federal Penitentiary Service of Russia in the Saratov region, Ivan Semenov, was found guilty of organizing a murder. The victim of the FSIN employee was supposed to be the ex-husband of his common-law wife, and the perpetrator of the murder was one of the prisoners. According to the press service of the Investigative Directorate for the Saratov Region, Semenov was found guilty of committing a crime under Part 3 of Art. 33, part 1 art.

The organizer of the “Russian purges”, Dmitry Yevtushenko, nicknamed Besheny, was sentenced to 160 hours of correctional labor for extremist posts on the social network VKontakte. Yevtushenko’s sentence was handed down on Friday by the Petrogradsky District Court of St. Petersburg, reports the publication “Paper”. The case was heard in a special manner, the neo-Nazi admitted that he posted extremist texts, but did not admit guilt.

Former inspector of the regime department of the Matrosskaya Tishina pre-trial detention center, Natalya Zelenova, states that she and other employees of the detention center were instructed to check the prisoners’ transfers using an X-ray machine, without providing radiation protection equipment.

In the Kurgan region, the investigation into the case against businessman Andrei Zhdanov, who ordered the murder of a prisoner at the gates of the colony, has been completed. So the entrepreneur intended to avenge the death of his relative: her killer was to be released from prison.

In connection with the disruption of Andrei Makarevich’s concert at the Moscow House of Music, where a certain gas had been sprayed the day before, a criminal case of hooliganism was opened. As RAPSI reports with reference to the press service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, a case has been opened based on the incident, charges have not yet been brought against anyone, and investigative actions are being carried out.

Reserve General Staff Colonel Andrei Dudik was sentenced to 14 years in prison in a maximum security colony for the murder of his acquaintance. The motive for committing the crime was a debt that Dudik did not want to repay.

Former senior assistant prosecutor of the Dagestan Khasavyurt Magomed Abdulgalimov received 11 years in a maximum security colony for participation in an armed gang, a terrorist attack and an attempt on the life of an investigator. Abdulgalimov was charged under Part 1 of Art. 159 (fraud), part 1 of Art. 209 (banditry), pp. "a", "b" art. 205 (terrorist attack), part 3 of Art. 30, pp. “b”, “g”, “h” art. 105 (preparation for murder), Art.

A former judge of the Yevpatoria City Court was sentenced to five years of suspended imprisonment for recognizing the right to inherit two apartments in the resort of Yevpatoria with a total value of 10 million rubles. The plaintiffs in whose favor the decision was made were not the legal heirs. As reports Pravo.Ru with reference to the Crimean prosecutor's office, the Leninsky District Court of Sevastopol found the judge guilty under Part 2 of Art.

The Tatarstan prosecutor's office will check the appeals of members of the Public Monitoring Commission (POC) who reported violations of the law in the pre-trial detention center, in particular, the failure to provide medical care to those arrested. Appeals were received through the Internet reception of the prosecutor's office. They talk about the failure to provide medical care to those arrested with the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV).

Pechenkin and his two accomplices dug the tunnel for several months. They carried out the earth in bags and scattered it throughout the territory of the colony. The walls were reinforced with boards and electricity was installed inside. Pechenkin was sentenced in 1998 to 9.5 years for fraud on an especially large scale and served his sentence in a general regime colony in the Pervomaisky district of Novosibirsk. Pechenkin and his two accomplices dug the tunnel for several months.

A court in Athens found the photographer guilty of causing minor bodily harm and sentenced him to eight months' probation. A 27-year-old riot control officer hit journalist Tatiana Bolari during a rally in Syntagma Square on October 5, 2011. The court decision states minor damage to health, while the photojournalist said that the policeman dealt her a “crushing blow,” RIA Novosti reports , citing the Greek publication Naftemporiki.