In Yaroslavl, a pre-investigation investigation is being conducted into the death of a woman who froze to death in a house whose heating was turned off for non-payment, according to the website of the region’s investigative department. According to the investigation, on January 10, 2016, a 55-year-old woman was hospitalized from a private house on 2nd Tutaevskaya Street in Yaroslavl. Some time later she died in intensive care. The cause of death was general hypothermia.

A Russian citizen was convicted in Ukraine for participating in hostilities on the side of the self-proclaimed Lugansk People's Republic, according to a press release from the Ukrainian Prosecutor General's Office. According to the department, a Russian citizen was found guilty of taking part in hostilities in the Donbass in the “Ghost” and “1st Cossack Regiment named after Platov” battalions throughout 2015.

In Tyumen, investigators opened a case after the death of a girl who was scalded in boiling water due to a break in a heating main pipe, the reports . regional investigative department According to investigators, in Tyumen on Golysheva Street on December 25, 2015 at about 12 noon, a 10-year-old girl, returning from school, fell into boiling water spilled as a result of a break in an underground heating pipe. Passersby pulled the girl out of the boiling water.

Three people have been detained in Tatarstan, suspected of illegally imprisoning a girl who was found by passersby to have fallen from a window. The girl, fearing rape, jumped out of a window from the fifth floor, according to the Investigative Committee website. According to investigators, on the morning of January 12, 2016 in Nizhnekamsk, on Stroiteley Street, near one of the houses, passers-by discovered an 18-year-old girl. She was taken to the hospital with multiple fractures.

In the Irkutsk region, a criminal case was opened against the general director of the enterprise ZAO Stalkonstruktsiya. Andrei Levchenko, the son of the regional governor, is suspected of large-scale tax evasion (Part 1 of Article 199 of the Criminal Code), according to the website of the regional investigative department.

In St. Petersburg, police detained two pensioners “exposed of illegal sales of heroin on a significant and large scale,” the regional Ministry of Internal Affairs reported on Friday on the website. According to the department, on January 11, 2016, in one of the apartments at building 64 on Babushkina Street, police detained a 74-year-old local resident. The pensioner was found to have 0.89 grams of heroin. The next day, at house 70, also on Babushkina Street, another pensioner was detained.

In Dagestan, the head of a village was detained on suspicion of murdering a local deputy, according to the website of the republic’s investigative department. According to investigators, on January 13, 2016, at about 9 p.m., in the village of Gurik, Tabasaran district, near the house of local deputy Alimurad Ramazanov, a conflict occurred “that arose on the basis of previously existing disagreements when resolving official issues.” The head of the village stabbed the deputy three times.

Approval was received for an anti-fascist rally in Moscow in Novopushkinsky Square. The event will take place on January 19 at 19:00, according to the event page. On January 19, a traditional procession and laying of flowers will take place at the place of death of Anastasia Baburova and Stanislav Markelov. “The procession will begin on Tuesday, January 19 at 19:00 from Tverskoy Boulevard to Prechistenka Street. Do not bring state and political flags,” says the announcement of the action.

The prosecutor's office of the Belgorod region approved an indictment against an 18-year-old local resident, who is accused of public calls for extremist and terrorist activities, according to the website of the regional prosecutor's office.

Sochi pensioners blocked the road, protesting against the abolition of benefits, however, they were later pushed back by the police and headed towards the mayor's office, the Caucasian Knot reports . More than a hundred Sochi pensioners blocked Gorky Street, which is located next to the city hall. The protesters demanded the return of preferential public transport tickets and a meeting with the mayor of the city, Anatoly Pakhomov.

About a thousand people came out to the regional administration building in Krasnodar, dissatisfied with the abolition of benefits for public transport, reports the regional online publication Yasno.ru. “The action participants were taken into the hall of the regional administration. Vice-governors Galas, Altukhov, Burlachko are meeting with them... The authorities promise to hold a meeting today and return the benefits,” an eyewitness told reporters.

In the Altai Territory, a criminal case is being investigated into the death of a two-year-old child from an electric shock while washing his hands, reports with reference to the head of the regional investigative department, Evgeny Dolgalev. Interfax “We are now investigating a complex case of the death of a girl from electric shock.

A resident of Primorsky Krai, who is suspected of murdering four people, has been charged under paragraph “a” of Part 2 of Article 105 of the Criminal Code. In addition, the Investigative Committee will check the regional Federal Penitentiary Service for not providing adequate control over the man, who was involved in another criminal case and was under house arrest.

One of the Russians detained in Turkey has been released, Kommersant Publishing House correspondent Georgy Tumanov said on his Twitter. As the journalist notes, the detained Aidar Suleymanov was released without charges. I talked to Suleymanov again.

Valery Brini. Photo: Personal page on Facebook On January 19, in the Maykop City Court, hearings will begin in the case of the director of the Institute of Regional Biological Research by Valery Brinich, accused of arousing hatred (part 1 of Article 282 of the Criminal Code). The reason for the criminal prosecution of the scientist was his article “The Silence of the Yagnyat”, published on the website “For Krasnodar” - in December 2014, the court recognized it as an extremist.