The case of Eduard Zinnurov, the son of the vice-governor of the Ulyanovsk region Vildan Zinnurov, who, according to local media , may be involved in the brutal beating of a police officer, may be a “banal showdown between majors.” According to UlNovosti, Zinnurov violated traffic rules, which caused a conflict with a police officer, whom the son of the deputy governor, along with his accomplices, caught up with, shot, and then allegedly ran over in a car.

Michelle Foucault (left) and writer Jean to his wife at an anti -racist demonstration after the murder of the Algerian worker Mohammed Diab in a police station in Versailles, December 16, 1972. Photo: Michel Lipchitz / Ap / TASS How French intellectuals of the seventies challenged the penitentiary system and forced society to talk about the situation in prisons In 1971-1972, a wave of rebellions swept a French prison.

A resident of Barnaul died suddenly in the police department, reports the press service of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for the Altai Territory. A 38-year-old man was taken to the police station for identification while intoxicated. According to the department, on January 4, while in a special room for holding detainees, a resident of Barnaul became ill.

Eduard Zinnurov, the son of the vice-governor of the Ulyanovsk region Vildan Zinnurov, may be involved in the attack on a police officer. The local publication UlNovosti claims that a policeman driving home saw a Volkswagen car driving in the oncoming lane and made a remark to its driver. “Within a few minutes, after getting into his car and heading home, the police officer noticed that he was being followed.