Prosecutor General Yuri Chaika rejected the complaint of investigator Yuri Nosov about the refusal of the Moscow region prosecutor's office to approve the indictment in the case of the sale of the child of the chairman of the board of directors of the BKF bank Olga Mirimskaya (clause “c” of part 3 of article 127.1 of the Criminal Code), RBC reports with reference to the resolution itself, whose authenticity it confirms publication source.

The Novousmansky District Court of the Voronezh Region acquitted Cossack atam Igor Zhitenev, accused in the case of extortion from the Ural Mining and Metallurgical Company for stopping the protests of environmentalists, the press service of the court told RIA Voronezh.

Frame from the cartoon from the SK website in the Altai Territory Recently, it has become known immediately about three criminal cases under articles on the initiation of hatred or enmity (282 of the Criminal Code) and insulting the feelings of believers (148 Criminal Code), which Barnaul investigators excited due to memes published in VKontakte. These cases look like the same, even the same people are offended by witnesses there.

Photo: Oleg Harsseev / "Kommersant" The Cheremushkinsky District Court of Moscow sentenced to ten years and three months a maximum security colony, Muscovite Sergei Tsarev, who was found guilty of attempted murder of the builder from Tajikistan Sulaimon Saidov. As a result of the attack, Saidov lost his eyes and underwent several operations. Mediazona talks about the first process in Moscow with the participation of jury, which was held in the district court.

Moscow region activist Valentin Sokolov, convicted for posts on social networks, ended his dry hunger strike in IK-4, Belgorod region, his wife Elena told OVD-Info. On August 1, she said that her husband went on a hunger strike because of violations of his rights in the colony. The activist said that he was protesting, in particular, because the meeting to recount his term was scheduled for August 20, although, according to the new law, he was supposed to be released on July 16.

The Supreme Court has requested materials on the arrest of 18-year-old Anna Pavlikova, accused of creating the extremist community “New Greatness,” her lawyer Olga Karlova told Mediazona. “The Supreme Court judge requested Ani’s arrest file for review. We hope that the case will be referred to the Supreme Court panel for hearing. This gives us a huge chance that the preventive measure will be changed,” the lawyer said.

In the Ulyanovsk region, a case was opened against a 42-year-old man for threatening to use violence against police officers (Part 1 of Article 318 of the Criminal Code) after attacking them with a pitchfork. This is reported on the website of the regional IC. The press service of the local Ministry of Internal Affairs said that at approximately 11 pm on July 31, a resident of the village of Bogdashkino, Tsilninsky district, called the police because of a conflict with a drunk man.

In Kirovo-Chepetsk, an employee of correctional colony No. 5 was detained, who promised to help a prisoner with parole for 50 thousand rubles. This was reported by the Directorate of the Investigative Committee for the Kirov Region. According to investigators, in February 2018, the prisoner transferred money to the bank card of an employee of IK-5 in the Kirov region. The latter held the position of head of the detachment of the department for educational work.

At night in Kaluga, they blew up the door of the Pension Fund on Boldin Street, Kaluga News and Moscow Komsomolets report with reference to sources in power structures. The incident occurred at about four in the morning. The local TV channel Nick TV publishes a video that captures the pension fund building after the explosion. The exterior decoration of the building at the entrance was damaged, several plates flew out, the glass of the front door broke.

Former policeman and Euromaidan participant Alexander Kostenko, convicted in Crimea on charges of causing moderate bodily harm to a Berkut fighter (Article 115 of the Criminal Code) and illegal possession of weapons (Part 1 of Article 222 of the Criminal Code) to four years and two months in prison, was released from colonies. about this Journalist Anton Naumlyuk spoke on his Facebook.

In the center of Simferopol, Crimean Tatar activist Vatan Karabash doused himself with a combustible mixture and set himself on fire, reports . Krym.Realii Before the arson, the activist said that he was protesting against the arbitrariness of the authorities. According to the publication's correspondent, people gathered around quickly extinguished the activist's burning clothes. Later, Krym.Realii reported that the activist was hospitalized in the burn department of the 6th city hospital.

A criminal case on the application of violence against a representative of the authorities (part 1 of Article 318 of the Criminal Code) against blogger Stanislav Kalinichenko was terminated in Kemerovo, the former coordinator of the local headquarters of Alexei Navalny Ksenia Pakhomova said on Twitter. Pakhomova told Mediazona that the police officer Kuznetsov, who was in the case by the victims, two weeks earlier wrote a statement that he had no harm, and he had no complaints about the blogger.

Chechen native Yusup Temerkhanov, convicted in 2013 for the murder of Colonel Yuri Budanov, died in the colony, lawyer Roza Magomedova told RIA Novosti. “He died in the medical unit of the colony from cardiac arrest. He has always had health problems, the defense tried to get him released due to illness, but was unsuccessful,” the lawyer said.

The Avtozavodsky District Court of Togliatti sentenced local resident Alexey Krivorotov to seven years in a maximum security colony and found him guilty of beating 37-year-old Taisiya Bushina to death (part 4 of Article 111 of the Criminal Code), a source familiar with the process told Mediazona. The court heard the case behind closed doors at the request of the defendant. The verdict was announced on July 27.

Prosecutor General Yuri Chaika demanded to study complaints about conditions of detention in colonies and pre-trial detention centers, as well as to analyze refusals to initiate criminal cases based on such statements, RIA Novosti reports . “I demand a thorough analysis of complaints, an audit of materials about the refusal to initiate a criminal case on unauthorized methods of influence, theft and other offenses in penal institutions,” said Chaika.