In the Nizhny Novgorod region, a case was opened against a policeman who, while drunk, knocked down a local resident to death and drove away, according to the website of the regional department of the Investigative Committee. According to investigators, on the evening of June 1, a senior operative of the inter-municipal department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs "Krasnobakovsky", while intoxicated while driving his car, drove onto the side of the road and hit a pedestrian.

The general director of the Russian Venture Company (RVC), Alexander Povalko, was detained in Moscow, RBC reports , citing sources. The publication's interlocutor at the central office of the Ministry of Internal Affairs clarified that Povalko was detained for 48 hours.

The Investigative Committee published a video made by the police shortly before the assault on the apartment of a resident of Yekaterinburg Vladimir Taushankov, during which he was shot by fighters of the Sobr. Attention was drawn to her chief editor Znak.com Dmitry Korzev. The video was shot on a mobile phone of one of the police officers. It shows how several men are trying to get into the apartment of the deceased - they demand to open the door and pull the handle.

The alleged leader of the Taganskaya organized crime group, Igor Zhirnokleev, was charged with complicity in the murder of thief in law Aslan Usoyan (Ded Khasan), writes Kommersant. According to the newspaper, investigators believe that Zhirnokleyev and several of his accomplices, ordered by Georgian crime bosses, were spying on Usoyan.

The Kuntsevsky District Court of Moscow established administrative supervision over Varvara Karaulova until 2029. This was reported by lawyer Sergei Badamshin. The girl was forbidden to leave the house from 23:00 to 6 in the morning, unless it was related to work, reports . Ekho Moskvy The Ministry of Internal Affairs asked to establish supervision until April 27, 2029.

The Central Election Commission approved electronic voting on amendments to the Constitution in Moscow and the Nizhny Novgorod region. this . reports RIA Novosti In addition, electronic voting was proposed to be carried out in St. Petersburg, the Krasnoyarsk Territory and Karelia. CEC members voted against it.

The Supreme Court of Crimea sentenced Jehovah's Witness Artem Gerasimov from Yalta to six years in prison. This was reported by the “Crimean Human Rights Group” with reference to Gerasimov himself and Grati with reference to the “Crimean Solidarity” association. Human rights activists note that listeners who came to the hearing were not allowed into the court building.

The Investigative Committee opened two criminal cases against left-wing video blogger Nikolai Platoshkin, who calls himself the leader of the New Socialism movement. This is reported on the department's website. One of them is under Part 1.1 of Article 212 of the Criminal Code (incitement to mass riots), the second is under Article 207.1 of the Criminal Code (public dissemination of knowingly false information about circumstances posing a threat to the life and safety of citizens).

In Penza, the FSB opened a criminal case for calls for extremism (Part 2 of Article 280 of the Criminal Code) against a transgender girl because of a VKontakte comment about the revolution and attacks on security forces. This was reported by OVD-Info with reference to Kira herself. In early June, a 19-year-old girl was searched. Two computers, a phone and SIM cards were confiscated from her. During interrogation, she admitted guilt and was released on her own recognizance.

The Orenburg Commission on Minors' Affairs returned four children to Alena Lichtenvald, a resident of the village of Tulipny, who had been forcibly taken away by police and guardianship officials without a court decision. This is reported on the regional government website. The children were seized from Lichtenwald on behalf of the head of the Dombarovsky district, Valery Shvindt.

The Central Election Commission changed the rule on the presence of journalists during the counting of ballots in the voting procedure for amendments to the Constitution. attention to this . drew Open Media The CEC changed clause 11.14 in the order of voting on amendments to the Constitution. The previous version of this clause, adopted in March, allowed media workers and observers to “visually inspect” the ballots sorted into piles. Now only observers are listed there.

The Luga City Court of the Leningrad Region ordered the Ministry of Defense to pay 4 million rubles of compensation for non -pecuniary damage to the mother of the conscript Andrei Wittich, who died on exercises under tank shelling. The lawyer Dmitry Gerasimov, who collaborates with the “Law Zone”, told Mediazone about this. Wittich’s mother asked to pay 5 million rubles.

Illustration: Maria Tolstova / Mediazone Since the beginning of April, most of the hospitals concentrated on the fight against the pandemia of the coronavirus, and the Ministry of Health recommended postponing planned operations - under this pretext, some medical institutions began to refuse to carry out abortion and other gynecological operations. As a result, women without work have to take loans for abortion or give birth to children, which they may not be able to feed.

The journalist of Mediazones Sasha Bogino was hospitalized on April 2 with suspicion of pneumonia. Then she was first tested on coronavirus. About her stay in the hospital for veterans of the Bogino war, she was a detailed diary . More than two months have passed since then: the tests on the Covid-19 from Bogino were taken nine times. It is not known at what point the journalist was infected with coronavirus: the results of some samples simply did not inform her.

YouTube blocked the propaganda video of the Federal News Agency (RIA FAN) for violating the service’s rules on discriminatory statements. attention to this drew TheBell . Earlier, on June 2, the Patriot media group and RIA FAN, associated with businessman Yevgeny Prigozhin, published a video in support of amendments to the Constitution. According to the plot, the action takes place in 2035 in Russia, where amendments were not adopted, which is why gays were able to adopt children.