The Investigative Committee of Russia has begun a pre-investigation investigation into the possible recruitment of Moscow State University student Varvara Karaulova into the extremist community, reported on Friday.

In the Ulyanovsk region, the investigation brought charges against a 32-year-old inspector of the road patrol service of the intermunicipal department of internal affairs "Cherdaklinsky", he is accused of exceeding official powers with the use of violence (clause "a, b" part 3 of article 286 of the Criminal Code) and receiving a bribe ( Part 3 of Article 290 of the Criminal Code). this on Friday .

The Asbestov City Court recognized the text “Dulles Plan for the Destruction of the USSR (Russia)” as extremist material. As Znak.Com wrote on Friday, the corresponding court decision was published on the website of the Asbest city court. According to the court decision, printouts of the “Dulles Plan” were distributed among Asbest residents in the spring of 2015. Unidentified people allegedly threw leaflets into the mailboxes of apartment building residents.

The Federal Penitentiary Service commented on the bill on the use of special means and weapons against prisoners. As Dozhd reported on Friday, the head of the service’s legal department, Leonid Klimakov, said that the current law does not regulate the use of force clearly enough.

The head of the Dynasty Foundation, Dmitry Zimin, is on a planned vacation. Advisor to the President of VimpelCom OJSC Sergei Mashin told Dozhd about this on Friday. “Yes, I read what is written on RBC. Dmitry Borisovich is on a planned vacation. He will rest and return. I don’t know where the talk about emigration came from, I was inundated with calls, unexpectedly, someone needed a sensation,” said Mashin. RBC reported on Friday that Dmitry Zimin left Russia for a long time.

The investigation has charged Saida Khalikova, a student at the Astrakhan Medical Academy, with sponsoring the Islamic State, RIA Novosti reported on Friday, citing the girl’s lawyer, Sabir Agayev. According to the lawyer, Khalikova is accused of facilitating terrorist activities (Article 205.1). She is being held in the Lefortovo pre-trial detention center.

The founder of the Dynasty Foundation, Dmitry Zimin, left Russia and will decide to close the charitable organization abroad. RBC wrote about this on Friday, citing three sources familiar with Zimin. On June 8, the fund's board will meet, which is expected to make a decision on terminating the fund's activities.

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Ex-policeman Pyotr Stakhovtsev, sentenced to life in 1991, applied to the court for parole. As Kommersant writes on Friday, if Stakhovtsev refuses, he may become the first of those sentenced to life to appeal to the Constitutional Court, demanding that the provisions of the Criminal Executive Code that limit their right to parole be recognized as discriminatory.

The European Court of Human Rights communicated the complaint of Sergei Reznik and Yulia Guzeeva about the conditions of detention in two detention centers in Rostov-on-Don. The human rights organization “Zona Prava” reported this on Friday. The ECHR asked the Russian government several questions: in particular, were Reznik and Guzeeva really subjected to inhuman and degrading treatment in special institutions of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the Federal Penitentiary Service?

In the Novgorod region, the Investigative Committee began a pre-investigation investigation into the death of a detained man in one of the cells of the temporary detention center of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs in Veliky Novgorod. about this on Friday . wrote The local publication Novgorod.ru A 29-year-old resident of the regional center, detained for petty hooliganism, was found dead on the morning of June 3.

A criminal case has been opened in Moscow against the deputy head of a department of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs, Andrei Glukhov, who three years ago received several million rubles from the defendant’s wife, promising to ensure his release from custody. As reported on Friday, Glukhov is suspected of fraud on an especially large scale (part 4 of Article 159 of the Criminal Code).

Prisoners in Crimean colonies experience serious problems with medical care, since most of them remain citizens of Ukraine and do not have Russian health insurance policies. As Interfax reports, the Commissioner for Human Rights in Crimea Lyudmila Lubina announced this on Friday. “Today there are serious problems with medicine. Most of those who are in our pre-trial detention centers and colonies are foreigners,” Lubina said at a meeting of the council of regional ombudsmen in Moscow.

A criminal case may be opened against a Moscow State University student detained while crossing the Turkish border with Syria; the materials necessary for this will be transferred to the Investigative Committee, reported on Friday.

Moscow City Court Judge Elena Rotanova rejected the complaint of Deputy Prosecutor General of Russia Viktor Grin, who insisted on the release from custody of ex-senator and banker Gleb Fetisov, accused of fraud. this on Friday , which has a copy of the judge’s ruling. reported Interfax Prosecutor Viktor Grin asked to place Fetisov under house arrest, since the court violated the requirements of the Criminal Code and the Criminal Procedure Code when extending the arrest.