19-year-old Ilnaz Galyaviev, accused of shooting at a Kazan school, was taken to a Moscow pre-trial detention center on June 12. this with reference to Alexey Melnikov, a member of the capital’s Public Monitoring Commission (POC). reports Interfax According to Melnikov, the shooter was placed in a double cell, his neighbor was accused of causing grievous injuries. “Galyaviev looks calm and showed no signs of aggression. He said that he fully admits his guilt,” added the PMC member.

The Office of the Investigative Committee for St. Petersburg opened a criminal case for hooliganism (Part 2 of Article 213 of the Criminal Code) against two men who beat the teenager. This is reported on the department's website. The investigation established that on the night of June 13, near the house on 5th Predportovy Proezd, the suspects attacked a young man born in 2004. One of them was given a recognizance not to leave as a preventive measure, the second has not yet been assigned one.

The government has introduced a bill to the State Duma prohibiting Russian credit institutions from providing data about clients and their transactions to “unfriendly” countries. This was reported on the website of the lower house of parliament. The document states that the exception is cases “established by regulatory legal acts” of Russia. It is not specified what acts we are talking about.

A court in Moscow arrested the police chief of the Vnukovo airport garage in the case of involving a minor in prostitution (Part 3 of Article 240 of the Criminal Code). this with reference to Elena Markovskaya, an employee of the Moscow interregional transport department of the Insurance Company. reports RIA Novosti The investigation established that in 2020, the policeman met the girl on a social network.

In Ryazan, the chief doctor of the Semashko coronavirus hospital, Lyudmila Sorokina, was detained, TASS reports , citing her. According to Sorokina, she is in the Investigative Committee. On the night of June 9, a fire occurred in the hospital , which killed three patients. On June 15, it became known that another injured patient had died.

In Moscow, a criminal case was instituted to insult the feelings of believers (part 1 of Article 148 of the Criminal Code) due to shooting a tiktok with icons. This was reported by the Moscow Agency with reference to the senior assistant to the head of the Department of the Investigative Committee in Moscow, Julia Ivanov. According to investigators, on June 11, a group of people shot a video near the house on Nagornaya Street.

The Ministry of Justice recognized the grant from the Union of Journalists of Russia as foreign funding. This was reported by the head of the international legal group "Agora" Pavel Chikov. According to him, the Samara publication submitted an application to withdraw from the register of “foreign agents.” During the inspection, the Ministry of Justice discovered that in 2020 the media won a grant from the Union of Journalists of Russia.

A criminal case was opened against a resident of Chelyabinsk for the murder of his ex-wife at work (Part 1 of Article 105 of the Criminal Code). this with reference to the department's press service. reports Interfax “During a domestic conflict, a man inflicted several knife wounds on his ex-wife, as a result of which she died. The woman was at her workplace,” the press service said.

The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) ordered the Russian authorities to pay 16 thousand euros to the relatives of Pavel Seliverstov, who was beaten in the Orenburg correctional colony No. 4. The decision was published on the court's website. The interests of the prisoner's relatives were represented by lawyers from the Committee against Torture. According to the ECHR, the Orenburg resident was serving a three-year sentence in IK-4 in a drug case.

The Chelyabinsk Garrison Military Court sentenced the former head of the intelligence service of the National Guard Directorate for the Kurgan Region to four years in a maximum security colony. This was reported by Znak.com with reference to the press service of the regional department of the FSB.

The Investigative Committee opened a criminal case against a Ufa resident who hit an 81-year-old pensioner on an electric scooter. This is stated on the department's website. Earlier, RIA Novosti, citing the police, reported the detention of local residents aged 21 and 23. According to investigators, on the evening of June 12, one of them knocked down a pensioner near the Firma Mir shopping center.

In Abkhazia, two Russians were wounded during a shooting in a boarding house cafe. This was reported by Abkhazia Sputnik with reference to the Russian embassy. The shooting occurred on the night of June 15 in Pitsunda in the “Apsny” cafe of the “Boxwood Grove” boarding house. As eyewitnesses told the agency, a man approached a group of five tourists and “started pestering the girls.” “When asked not to interfere, he took out a weapon and shot them,” notes Sputnik .

The Krasnodar Regional Court upheld the preventive measure against Andrey Pivovarov, the former executive director of the liquidated Open Russia organization. This was reported by Human Rights Postcards. The oppositionist will remain under arrest until July 31 in the case of an “undesirable organization” (Article 284.1 of the Criminal Code). The reason for the criminal prosecution was a Facebook post published by Pivovarov on August 12, 2020.

Photo: Melanie Stetson Freeman / The Christian Science Monitor / Ap Last week, deputies of the Bundestag approved the amendments to the law on the protection of the constitutional order, allowing German special services to break phones and computers of citizens. Under the pretext of fighting terrorism, the security forces can now send Trojans to intercept correspondence in messengers, and Internet providers must help them with this.

The prosecutor's office demanded sentences ranging from 4.5 to 11 years for the defendants in the case of a mass brawl in the Penza village of Chemodanovka. This was reported by a Mediazona correspondent from the courtroom. Oleg Yurchenko was asked for six years of general regime, Pavel Yanenko - nine years of strict regime. Nikolay Yurchenko was demanded to be sentenced to 11 years of strict regime, Fyodor Kalmykov - 5.5 years of strict regime.