In Tatarstan, police shot and killed 41-year-old Alexey Slepnev, who attacked them after the murder and the [Roskomnadzor] attempt, reports . the Investigative Committee According to investigators, in December Slepnev found his girlfriend, with whom he lived in the village of Usady, Laishevsky district, with another man and went to his parents.

The convicted in the case of the “Crimean saboteurs” Andrei Zakheteya was placed in the penalty area in the Simferopol correctional colony No. 1, reports “Crimea. Realities”. “In the punishment (in the colonies, unlike the pre -trial detention center, their function is performed by SHISO - MZ) Andrei placed expectedly yesterday in the morning. I have no exact information about the reason for its transfer to the punishment cell and how long it will be there.

In Crimea, due to problems on power lines, 26 settlements were left without power, 12 of them partially, reports . the press service of Krymenergo The power outage affected about seven thousand subscribers. Most of the outages were recorded in the west of the peninsula - in the Saki, Razdolnensky and Black Sea regions, as well as in the Simferopol region.

Activist Anna Dudnikova, who participated in a picket in defense of public gardens and parks, was detained on Nevsky Prospekt in St. Petersburg, according to the page of the Green Coalition of St. Petersburg on VKontakte. “30 people took part in the pickets. Considering the large distances between the participants, this is half of Nevsky Prospekt. Their posters are about 70 green hotspots that are threatened by development.

The Investigative Committee has brought charges under three articles against the former Minister of Finance and First Deputy Prime Minister of the Moscow Region, Alexei Kuznetsov, who was extradited by France, reports . the department’s press service Charges were brought under articles 159 of the Criminal Code (fraud), 160 of the Criminal Code (embezzlement) and 174.1 of the Criminal Code (legalization of funds received as a result of the commission of a crime).

Erlon Woods and Nigel Pur are talking with prisoner San Kventin prison. Photo: Ear Hustle The story of the prison podcast Ear Hustle and its creator - a convicted person to a lifelong conclusion with the right to ask for pardon in 31 years of Walter Erlonna Woods. “In 1997, Walter Woods and several more people tried to rob Noel Castli-Right near his house. Woods sent a pistol to Castli-Right, and his accomplice sprayed the victim in the face of a pepper spray.

Former US Marine Paul Whelan, arrested in Moscow on charges of espionage, has British citizenship, the Guardian and Times write , citing a British Foreign Office spokesman. “Our officers requested consular access to a British man detained in Russia after receiving a request for assistance,” he said. Whelan was born in Canada; his brother David could not confirm to CBS whether Paul also retained Canadian citizenship.