Two alleged militants were killed in the Babayurt region of Dagestan, where the CTO regime operates, a source in the republic’s law enforcement agencies told RIA Novosti. The agency’s interlocutor said that near the village of Kachala, police “as part of the current CTO regime” stopped a car to check documents. The driver and passenger began shooting and were killed by return fire.

The administration of the social network VKontakte refused to place advertisements for the community research center of the Russian branch of the Transparency International due to “controversial information in its content,” reports TJ . The organization’s press secretary, Artem Efimov, told the publication that Transparency International’s announcement with the text “We are against corruption. Subscribe" was rejected twice.

The police suspect that the leader of the Christian State organization, Alexander Kalinin, who forced cinemas to refuse to show the film Matilda, was trying to impose security services on distributors and make money from it. this to the Kommersant newspaper .

President Vladimir Putin signed a decree dismissing Vladimir Miklushevsky, governor of the Primorsky Territory. This was announced by the press secretary of the head of state Dmitry Peskov, TASS reports . “Miklushevsky was relieved of his post at his own request. Andrei Tarasenko, who previously held the position of General Director of FSUE Rosmorport, was appointed acting governor,” Peskov said.

The St. Petersburg police were given instructions to brutally suppress protests on October 7. this with reference to several sources in law enforcement agencies. reports Interfax “The police will act very harshly, just like they did on June 12. Any provocations and illegal actions in the city center will be suppressed in the most decisive manner,” one of the agency’s interlocutors warned.

The head of the Moscow police, Major General Vyacheslav Kozlov, retired, according to a message on the website of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. Kozlov, who also held the post of deputy head of the Moscow Ministry of Internal Affairs, retired due to reaching the age limit for service - he turns 65 on October 17. The Ministry of Internal Affairs clarified that on October 3, Kozlov was relieved of his post, but he will continue to work in the department as a federal civil servant.

The Magistrate Court of Judicial District No. 387 of the Basmanny District of Moscow returned the administrative case against the SOVA information and analytical center to the capital's prosecutor's office. This is reported on the organization's website.

The police of the Kaluga region began checking the reports that appeared in the press about the sale of “so -called bitcoins with signs of fakes in Obninsk,” the report said on the website of the regional administration. The police note that they did not receive applications from citizens on this subject, but they decided to conduct an audit anyway.

Human Rights Commissioner Tatyana Moskalkova told TASS that she was going to check the data of the Memorial human rights center that during a visit to Chechnya at the end of September she was shown not residents of the republic who were considered missing, but their brothers. “I am ready to double-check the information from Memorial that the brothers were introduced to me at the meeting,” she said.

The head of the Investigative Committee, Alexander Bastrykin, announced a disciplinary sanction to the head of the investigative department of the Investigative Committee for the Trans-Baikal Territory, Yuri Rusanov, in connection with ineffective work in investigating cases of medical errors in the region, according to a message on the Investigative Committee’s website.

The former editor-in-chief of the defunct newspaper Expert of Chuvashia, Daria Komarova, became a suspect under Part 2 of Article 128.1 of the Criminal Code (slander contained in the media) because of an article about politician Oleg Nikolaev.

The Moscow City Court reduced the prison term of Andrei Kosykh by four months, who was previously sentenced to four years in prison for using harmless and dangerous violence against a government official at an anti-corruption rally on March 26, reports . Interfax “The verdict of the Tverskoy Court of Moscow dated August 9 is changed to recognize Kosykh’s confession of guilt as a mitigating circumstance,” the judge announced his decision.

The judge of court district No. 13 of the Kirovsky judicial district of Samara, Olesya Rusakova, returned to the police the administrative case against activist Evdokia Romanova, who is accused of promoting non-traditional sexual relationships on the Internet (Part 2 of Article 6.21 of the Administrative Code) for reposting BuzzFeed and Guardian . about this .

Moscow police have charged businessman and 2000 presidential candidate Umar Dzhabrailov following a shooting at the Four Seasons Hotel near the Kremlin on August 29, told TASS. law enforcement sources According to the agency’s source, Dzhabrailov was charged under paragraph “a” of Part 1 of Article 213 of the Criminal Code (hooliganism committed with the use of a weapon), which provides for penalties up to five years in prison.

The Moscow City Court recognized as legal the decision of the Lublin court, which in August rejected the claim of businessman Sergei Mikhailov for the protection of honor and dignity against opposition leader Alexei Navalny and the Anti-Corruption Foundation, Vyacheslav Gimadi, who represents the interests of the foundation, told Mediazona. Mikhailov’s claims concerned the film “The Seagull” about corruption suspicions against members of the family of Prosecutor General Yuri Chaika.