Saratov journalist and left-wing activist Sergei Vilkov announced the initiation of a second administrative case against him on suspicion of extremism. Vilkov posted several pages from the book of the anti-Semitic writer on his VKontakte page to demonstrate the “delirium” of the ideas expressed in the work. As Vilkov told the Svobodnye Novosti agency, on Friday, Center E employee Alexey Kuzin took away his explanation on suspicion of an offense under Art.

The environmental watch for the North Caucasus sent an appeal to the prosecutor's office of the Krasnodar region in connection with a violation of the Water Code: the Priboy sanatorium, owned by the Federal Drug Control Service of Russia, blocked access to the beach with a fence and barbed wire.

Based on the results of an inspection carried out by the Civic Assistance Committee, the prosecutor’s office demanded that the organization be registered in the register of “foreign agents” and filed claims against its charter. “We were told that we had to register as foreign agents. I completely disagree with this. We will appeal this requirement in court,” committee head Svetlana Gannushkina told Intefax.

Police in Bryansk detained a 68-year-old minibus passenger who fired a traumatic pistol inside the cabin because the driver did not hear his request to stop. A resident of the Volodarsky district of Bryansk shot at minibus No. 29 when it was traveling from the Business Center stop to the Naberezhnaya stop in the Sovetsky district, Interfax reports , citing the press service of the regional Ministry of Internal Affairs. The pensioner fired one shot towards the cabin.

A bailiff from Tatarstan, Liliya Kalashnikova, will stand trial for misappropriation of collected debts: in less than a month and a half of work, the bailiff received 128 thousand rubles from 11 debtors and took all the money for herself. 41-year-old Kalashnikova was charged under Part 3 of Art. 160 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (misappropriation committed using official position) and Part 1 of Art.

A court in Yakutia sentenced a 34-year-old elementary school security guard who fired a shotgun because of a quarrel with the principal to a suspended sentence of 3 years and 6 months in prison. A 34-year-old security guard at the Tenkinskaya Elementary School - Kindergarten named after. D.S.

A ninth-grade student in one of the schools in the Kirovsky district of Tomsk shot two eighth-graders with an air pistol; the children were injured, but did not require hospitalization. “One victim received one-time medical assistance and was sent home, the second victim refused medical assistance,” reports the press service of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for the Tomsk Region. In connection with the shooting, a criminal case was opened under Part 2 of Art.

An investigator from the Gagarinsky police department of the Smolensk region was detained for extorting a bribe in the amount of 40 thousand rubles. A lawyer was detained along with him, who transferred the money and took a quarter of the amount as a commission. The lawyer represented the interests of the defendant in the criminal case under Part 1 of Art.

Russian President Vladimir Putin was furious when he learned of the murder of politician Boris Nemtsov in central Moscow near the Kremlin, Bloomberg reports, citing information received from four informed sources. The president was even more concerned about the news that there was a Chechen trace in the murder.

Schoolchildren from Saratov, who came to a rally in honor of the annexation of Crimea with ribbons in the colors of the Ukrainian flag - yellow and blue, were detained and then summoned for preventive conversations with law enforcement officers. The latter threatened them with the initiation of a criminal case on extremism and expulsion from school. Several people, including minors, were detained on Saratov’s Theater Square on March 18, recalls Versiya-Saratov news agency.

The photographer Pavel Volkov tells the story of the Pargolovskaya Dacha special object-a burial ground, where during the years of large terror the executed Leningraders were buried, and since the 1990s, a spontaneous public museum has been operating, whose exhibits have been provided with those who come here for graves of loved ones. Levashov wasteland is one of the memorial cemeteries that arose at the site of mass burials of people executed by the NKVD during the years of large terror.

The Memorial Human Rights Center recognized anti-fascist Alexei Sutuga, known as Socrates, as a political prisoner, convicted of hooliganism and assault. Human rights activists note that Sutuga was convicted on the basis of materials of dubious reliability, the victims in the case are his ideological opponents, and the punishment received by the anti-fascist is disproportionate to the acts charged to him.

The former head of the department of the prosecutor's office of the Volgograd region will appear in court on a fraud case: for initiating and investigating a criminal case about the theft of 2.5 million rubles, he extorted 3 million rubles from a businessman. A case was initiated against the prosecutor's office under Part 4 of Art.

The Moscow police department of the Moscow police detained two police officers: an employee of the criminal investigation department of Zelenograd was detained on suspicion of drug trafficking, and a sergeant of the police department in the Lefortovo district was detained on suspicion of stealing a BMW. Both police officers were detained on Thursday, TASS reports citing the press service of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for Moscow.

Retired Lieutenant Colonel of the Ministry of Internal Affairs Sergei Aganin from Chita sued 2 thousand rubles from a driver who touched his elbow with a rear-view mirror. The policeman was drunk and walking along the roadway. To avoid a collision, the driver had to drive into the oncoming lane. When driving around a pedestrian, car owner Anton Saranin hit Aganin with his right rear-view mirror. The mirror broke and the drunken ex-policeman was injured.