The Kolpinsky District Court of St. Petersburg awarded 30 thousand rubles to Evgeniy Paramonov for the conditions of detention in a pre-trial detention center and during the trial, reports . the press service of the city courts As noted, the court combined more than 700 claims against pre-trial detention center-1 and pre-trial detention center-4, the Federal Penitentiary Service, the department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for St.

The Chegemsky District Court of Kabardino-Balkaria sentenced six local residents accused of theft (Part 3 of Article 158 of the Criminal Code), including Rustam Kuchmenov, whose torture case is being investigated by the Investigative Committee. this verdict, handed down on November 15, to the Caucasian Knot reported Lawyer Rustam Tarkhanov . The accused received from two years and three months to seven years and three months in prison, Kuchmenov was sentenced to six years in prison.

The head of the Moscow Metro Department of Internal Affairs, Nikolai Savchenko, has been fired, TASS reports , citing a source in law enforcement agencies. “Savchenko was dismissed from his post as head of the Internal Affairs Directorate on the Moscow metro. This decision was made several days ago, but the order to dismiss him appeared only on Monday,” the agency’s source said.

The deputy head of the drug control department of the Mytishchi police department in the Moscow region and a lawyer were arrested on charges of fraud committed on a large scale using their official position (Part 4 of Article 159 of the Criminal Code). This was reported on the website of the Investigative Committee for the Moscow Region. According to investigators, the policeman demanded three million rubles from the man to stop checking for involvement in drug trafficking.

The security forces came with a search of Haji Gadzhiev, the brother of the journalist of the Dagestan newspaper Chernivik Abdulmumin Gadzhiy. This was written by "MBH Media" with reference to the editor -in -chief of "Chernivik" Magomed Magomedov. On October 2, the search was held in the newspaper. Journalists reported that armed people in masks refused to introduce themselves and demanded that they open the offices of the chief editor and founder.

Deputy Director of the Federal Penitentiary Service Valery Maksimenko submitted his resignation, RBC , Daily Storm and Kommersant report , citing sources. According to Daily Storm , Maksimenko’s resignation is connected with the appointment of Alexander Kalashnikov as head of the department. He took office on October 8. Mediazona was unable to contact Maksimenko: he did not answer calls. Previously, Maksimenko announced that he would no longer give comments to the media.

In Tula, four National Guard soldiers were fired for failing to protect cafe visitors from a male attacker . about this writes Myslo with reference to the regional department of the department. The National Guard reported that the security forces were fired for “gross violation of official discipline,” and their superiors were subject to disciplinary action. The Investigative Committee began a pre-investigation investigation into the inaction of the fighters.

The prosecutor's office has requested sentences of up to life for the defendants involved in the case of a terrorist attack in the St. Petersburg metro in 2017, a Mediazona correspondent reports from the courtroom. Abror and Akram Azimov, as well as Mukhamadyusup and Ibragimzhon Ermatov were asked to be sentenced to life imprisonment in a special regime colony and a fine of 1 million rubles.

In Yaroslavl, the police sent LGBT activist Alan Eroch a notice that they had drawn up a report on her for “propaganda of non-traditional sexual relations among minors” (Article 6.21 of the Administrative Code) because of the coffin protest. about this “7x7” writes with reference to the girl herself. In early September, Eroch and another activist, Paul Hopson, brought a coffin with homophobic inscriptions to the Yaroslavl government.

The Usinsk City Court of Komi sentenced to 5.5 years a 26-year-old previously convicted native of the Rostov region, who took a girl from Azerbaijan and abused her for three years, regional departments of the Investigative Committee and the Prosecutor's Office report . In 2015, when the victim was 17 years old, the accused took her from Transcaucasia to Usinsk, and they began to live in a hostel.

State Duma deputy from United Russia Anton Gorelkin promised to withdraw for revision the bill on limiting foreign capital in “significant Internet resources,” reports . Kommersant Gorelkin introduced the bill for consideration in July. He proposed recognizing certain sites or search engines as significant for the development of Russia. According to the deputy, the main owners of such resources should be Russian companies or citizens.

The Krasnoyarsk department of the Federal Penitentiary Service suspended the head of the criminal investigation department, Sergei Sleptsov, who in correctional colony No. 17 mocked a prisoner and threatened to “piss on his head.” Taiga.info was told about this by the department’s press service. In early November, a video was published in which Sleptsov swears with a prisoner and says, “Should I piss on your head, you deer?”, after which he grabs him and drags him to the toilet.

Roskomnadzor suspended for 120 days the accreditation of three specialists who carried out an examination of the songs of pop artist Yegor Creed. This is reported on the department's website. After the end of this period, “the issue of the final deprivation of accreditation” of experts Shabalina, Simonova and Volkova will be decided, the message says.

Three ships were handed over to Ukraine, which Russian border guards detained in November 2018 in the Kerch Strait. This was reported on the website of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs clarified that the ships were transferred to “responsible storage”, since they are no longer needed for investigative actions in a criminal case of illegal border crossing.

The Insider published documents that say that State Duma Chairman for International Affairs Leonid Slutsky in 2018 asked the Foreign Ministry to provide visas to three activists of the French opposition movement “Yellow Vests”. In the letter, Slutsky asked to issue double-entry visas from May 30 to June 30 to French politician Michel Larivee and activists Maxime da Silva and Andre Guy.