The Basmanny Court of Moscow on Monday arrested Tamerlan Eskerkhanov, accused of murdering Boris Nemtsov, for the second time. Last week his arrest was overturned by the Moscow City Court. According to Eskerkhanov’s lawyers, cited by RAPSI, the investigation initially considered him to be the perpetrator of Nemtsov’s murder, but eventually accused him of spying on the politician. Earlier, the court re -arrested another person involved in the case, Khamzat Bakhaev.

The Zamoskvoretsky Court of Moscow sentenced Magomed Tochiev, who was accused of attacking a policeman during the conflict at the Historical Mosque in September 2014, to 7 months in prison. A native of Ingushetia, Tochiev maintained his innocence during the trial and declared pressure from the investigation, which tried to persuade him to enter into a pre-trial agreement, writes the Caucasian Knot.

The Investigative Committee is investigating a criminal case of fraud, in which Denis Voronenkov, a deputy from the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, a member of the State Duma Committee on Security and Anti-Corruption, is a suspect. According to investigators, the deputy led a group of real estate thefts, which included former law enforcement officers and a realtor.

Investigators seized a model of an airplane with a Finnish swastika from the Youth Equipment store in Olimpiysky. Searches and seizures in the chain's stores took place as part of a criminal case regarding the sale of busts of soldiers in Nazi uniforms in the Central Children's Store. The Youth Equipment store in Olimpiysky is closed. The investigation seized servers and toys with prohibited symbols. They even confiscated a model of an airplane, albeit with a Finnish swastika.

Investigators detained the general director of a contractor company engaged in construction at the Vostochny cosmodrome. According to them, the head of Stroyindustriya-S LLC, Sergei Terentyev, had money, but deliberately did not pay it to the workers for almost three months. Teretyev was detained as a suspect under Part 2 of Art. 145.1 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (complete non-payment of more than two months of wages).

Citizen of Tajikistan Komiljon Esanov died while waiting in line at the Sakharovo Multifunctional Migration Center in New Moscow. The IMC, where migrants apply for labor patents, operates around the clock. On Monday night, 48-year-old Esanov became ill with his heart after receiving the documents.

The Oktyabrsky District Court of St. Petersburg decided to block the VKontakte group “Children-404”, which supports LGBT teenagers, in Russia. “On March 25, in Nizhny Tagil, the decision of the magistrate’s court on my violation of Article 6.21 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of the Russian Federation was overturned. On March 25, it turns out that St. Petersburg quietly considered the application to block the group based on this decision and approved it.

The lawyer for the victims in the murder case of Boris Nemtsov and a close friend of the murdered politician, Vadim Prokhorov, said that the investigation was encountering active opposition on the territory of Chechnya and denied reports that Ruslan Geremeev, a colleague of the accused Zaur Dadaev, was interrogated in the case.

The Basmanny court on Monday re-arrested one of those accused of murdering politician Boris Nemtsov, Khamzat Bakhaev, placing him in custody until April 28. Previously, the decision to arrest Bakhaev was overturned by the Moscow City Court. the decision of judge Valentina Levashova reports The Moscow agency . The investigator stated in court that Bakhaev’s involvement in the murder of Nemtsov was confirmed by the confessional testimony of the alleged killer Zaur Dadaev.

Former police officer Ilya Galkin, sentenced to life for the explosions in Sochi in 2008-2009, appealed to the Strasbourg court with a complaint about torture and the use of psychotropic drugs during the investigation. The complaint of Galkin, who is serving a sentence in a special regime colony in Mordovia, was reported on Monday by Kommersant with reference to the mother of the convict, Nadezhda Galkina.

Deputy commander of a private security platoon from Tolyatia, Vladimir Popkov, and his subordinate Alexander Vartsev were sentenced to 3.5 years in prison for beating, threatening and robbing a local resident. Their colleague Mikhail Surguchev received a 3.5-year suspended sentence. As Sergei Slyusarev, chairman of the Samara branch of the Committee for the Protection of Motorists' Rights, told VolgaNews, the sentence the Komsomol Court of Tolyatti handed down to the police.

The defense of the executive director of the public organization “Sheremetyevo Trade Union of Flight Personnel” Alexey Shlyapnikov appealed the verdict. Shlyapnikov and his colleagues received from 5.5 to 6.5 years in prison for fraud. The Moscow agency reports the complaint from Shlyapnikov’s defense with reference to a representative of the Meshchansky District Court of the capital, which last week made a decision in the case.

The Ryazan Railway Court fined two young people for a swastika laid out on the street from paving slabs, obliging each to pay 2,000 rubles for displaying Nazi symbols. Residents of Ryazan, 24 and 25 years old, were detained for laying out swastikas from tiles by police department No. 3.

The Central District Court of Novosibirsk on Monday did not review the decision of the court of first instance and dismissed the case against the director of the opera “Tannhäuser” Timofey Kulyabin. The administrative violation case against T. Kulyabin was discontinued. — Badamshin (@badamshin_s) April 6, 2015 “The protest of the Novosibirsk prosecutor’s office against the decision of the magistrate of the first judicial district of the Central Judicial District of Novosibirsk has been accepted.

The Investigative Committee of Russia opened a criminal case regarding the kidnapping of Russian pilot Konstantin Yaroshenko by US and Liberian intelligence agencies. Yaroshenko was sentenced in the United States to 20 years for drug smuggling in 2011. “A criminal case has been initiated against 11 employees of the Drug Enforcement Administration of the US Department of Justice, 4 employees of the Security Service of the Republic of Liberia, as well as against unidentified persons.