The Kamyshin City Court of the Volgograd Region sentenced a 58-year-old local resident to a year of restriction of freedom, who reported to the police about his desire to blow up a house in order to drive his relatives out of the apartment. This was reported by the press service of the regional court. As stated in the release, Anatoly Yudin drank on New Year's Eve and had a fight with his wife and son. “Angered with his relatives,” Yudin demanded that they leave the apartment.

In St. Petersburg, on Nevsky Prospekt, activist Irina Smetanina was detained while standing near the line for a picket in support of those accused in the “Penza case.” This was reported by OVD-Info. According to Smetanina, she was not in line, but stood nearby with a folded poster. The police asked the activist for documents and detained her after she refused. According to the publication, Smetanina will be taken to the 28th police department. The St.

The local police department in the Moskovsky district of Kaliningrad was suspected of negligence (part 2 of article 293 of the Criminal Code). This was reported on the website of the prosecutor's office of the Kaliningrad region. The policeman arrived on a call about the beating of a man, did not determine where his injuries came from, “did not take measures to suppress the actions of the attacker” and left, the prosecutor’s office noted.

The Krasnoyarsk diocese banned Archpriest Anatoly Kizyun from serving as rector of the Cathedral of St. Michael the Archangel in Zheleznogorsk. This was reported by the press service of the diocese. The church prohibited Kizyun from engaging in clergy until “the circumstances of the case are clarified and the work of the diocesan court is completed.” He was also relieved of his position as rector. The reason was an administrative offense, the press service clarified.

The Zheleznovodsk City Court of the Stavropol Territory sentenced Zubeir Khamkhoev, a participant in a rally in Magas against new borders with Chechnya, to one year and eight months in a penal colony. This was reported by the Memorial human rights center. Khamkhoev was found guilty of using violence against a government official (Part 1 of Article 318 of the Criminal Code). The investigation insisted that he hurt two National Guard soldiers. The convict himself did not admit his guilt.

In Moscow, near the FSB building on Lubyanka, activist Viktor Nemytov was detained during pickets in support of those involved in the “Penza case.” The moment of the arrest was broadcast on the YouTube channel RaZZoR OFF. Judging by the broadcast, Nemytov defended the picketers, preventing SERB activists from reaching the protesters standing with a poster. At some point, the provocateur tried to tear up the woman’s poster.

In Karachay-Cherkessia, Urupsky district prosecutor Elena Tveritneva was detained on suspicion of giving a large bribe (part 4 of Article 291 of the Criminal Code), according to the website of the Prosecutor General’s Office. According to preliminary data, the prosecutor personally transferred 300 thousand rubles to an employee of the regional FSB Directorate “for general patronage,” the department of the Investigative Committee for Karachay-Cherkessia transfers .

The Internal Affairs Directorate in the Central Administrative District of Moscow announced that Daria Sosnovskaya, detained during the action on August 10, provoked a policeman who hit her in the stomach. This was reported to the Mediazone in the "law zone", whose lawyer Tatyana Molokanova represents the interests of the girl.

Roskomnadzor refused to draw up a protocol on an administrative violation against the Chernovik journalist at the suit of the judge of the Supreme Court of Dagestan Ruslan Mirzaev. this The publication itself reports . Mirzaev’s claims were caused by the article “A judge without competitors.” The material talked about auctions at which land was put up for grazing. The only participant in the auction was Judge Mirzaev.

President Vladimir Putin pardoned two Russian women convicted while trying to defend themselves from domestic violence. This was reported on the official Internet portal of legal information. 62-year-old Raisa Pletneva In 2016, from Ugra was sentenced to seven years for the murder of her partner (Part 1 of Article 105 of the Criminal Code). According to investigators, the couple quarreled, and Pletneva strangled her friend with a black Dior scarf .

The Khoroshevsky District Court of Moscow rejected the claim of Maxim Grishenkov, who was injured during his arrest at the rally on August 3. This was reported by the Public Verdict Foundation, which represented his interests. The victim demanded that his beating and detention be declared illegal, as well as the use of masks by security forces and the absence of identification marks on them.

Journalist Ivan Golunov received an official letter from the prosecutor's office of the Closed Joint-Stock Company with an apology for the illegal criminal prosecution in the case of attempted drug sales (part 3 of article 30, paragraph “d” of part 4 of article 228.1 of the Criminal Code). about this He spoke in his telegram channel. The Meduza correspondent recalled that the Prosecutor General’s Office has been overseeing his criminal case since the end of June 2019.

The Vilyuchinsky City Court of the Kamchatka Territory fined the followers of the Jehovah's Witnesses, the spouses of Mikhail and Elena Popovov, for 350 and 300 thousand rubles, respectively. This was reported on the website of the religious movement. The prosecutor asked them a fine of 550 and 500 thousand rubles. Residents of the closed city of Vilyuchinsk were found guilty of participating in the activities of an extremist organization (2 Articles 282.2 of the Criminal Code).

The Union of Cinematographers and Professional Cinematographic Organizations and Associations of Russia (“Kinosoyuz”) published an open letter in support of those accused in the “Penza case”, sentenced to terms ranging from six to 18 years, and the “New Greatness” case. “The cases of Network and New Greatness show that law enforcement agencies themselves have become a real threat to Russian citizens, especially young people,” the statement said.

The magistrate of precinct No. 3 of the Kirov district of Ufa, Zulfiya Zainullina, arrested for five days the Bashkir activist Ramilya Saitova, who did not pay a 1,500 thousand ruble fine issued by the police on the single voting day on September 8. this . reported Saitova herself “I was a member of the elections, the police were called from the polling station to the car that day to stop my supervisory activities over the elections,” the activist said.