The head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Rashid Nurgaliev, said that the Russian policeman who violated the rights of a citizen will have to apologize to him, and publicly. For example, the head of the offending police officer will come to work to the offended citizen and apologize to him in the presence of the team. Or this manager will meet with the injured citizen in the presence of the employee who violated his rights.

Famous Russian hockey player, Stanley Cup winner Dmitry Afanasenkov may sign a contract with Avangard. But why does Omsk need Afanasenkov? Famous Russian hockey player, Stanley Cup winner Dmitry Afanasenkov may sign a contract with Avangard. 2004 was the brightest year in the sports life of the Yaroslavl hockey graduate, who left to conquer North America at the age of 18.

In the city of Nakhodka, Primorsky Territory, a court sentenced members of a gang consisting of 18 traffic police officers and two State Drug Control officers. Police officers and employees of the State Drug Control Service were found guilty of abuse of power. All of them received from one and a half to two years of probation. In addition, they were banned from working in government bodies for 2.5 years.

A scandal has happened to our contemporary artists again. And again related to the export of work to France. An exhibition of works by Russians in the Louvre in Paris was in jeopardy: the Ministry of Culture and Rosokhrankultura decided to remove the works of Avdey Ter-Oganyan from the exhibition. In response, the art community (so far represented by the notorious Marat Gelman) threatened to boycott the event. Cultural officials latched on to Ter-Oganyan’s works, of course, for formal reasons.

This morning, the capital's mayor said: “I am not going to resign of my own free will,” these words of Yuri Luzhkov were reported by news agencies. Meanwhile, all last week the media wrote that the mayor of Moscow would be dismissed immediately after his return from vacation. The day before on Friday, Kommersant and Novaya Gazeta, citing “informed sources in structures close to the mayor’s office,” even reported the names of the new city leaders.

In Moscow, in the building of the internal affairs department of the Novo-Peredelkino district, a detainee hanged himself. 52-year-old Muscovite Nikolai Matrenin was detained for petty hooliganism while intoxicated and taken to the police station. While in a cell for administrative detainees, he hanged himself with his trouser belt.

A drunk tractor driver was responsible for the deaths of five people. In the Oryol region, the driver of a caterpillar tractor was responsible for the deaths of five people. While intoxicated, the man drove into the oncoming lane and collided with a Zhiguli car moving towards him. The driver and four passengers of the car died on the spot from their injuries. There is no information about the condition of the person responsible for the accident.

A 22-year-old conscript died of meningitis in the Tomsk Regional Clinical Hospital. A conscript from the Chelyabinsk region, Dmitry Semenov, died in the Tomsk Regional Clinical Hospital. Before this, the young man lay in a coma for two months in a military medical hospital with a diagnosis of fulminant meningitis. A 22-year-old resident of the Southern Urals was drafted into the army immediately after graduating from college.

An international Arctic conference was held in Moscow, which brought together leading scientists and politicians. Even Prince Albert II of Monaco agreed to participate. The event was opened by Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin. The day before, Russia, Canada, Denmark, Norway and the United States submitted applications for Arctic territories. Our country is desperately fighting the Danes and Canadians for the underwater part of the Lomonosov Ridge.

While the media are waiting for news of Luzhkov's resignation, bookmakers have begun accepting bets on the fact that the capital's mayor will be able to hold out in his chair at least until September 30. Judging by the odds, Yuri Luzhkov's chances are good. The bookmakers themselves estimate the probability that things will remain the same at 85%. It turns out 6 to 1.13. In other words, if you bet $100 on retirement, you can win $600.

Former French Justice Minister Rachida Dati confused the words “inflation” and “fellatio”. She made a reservation during an interview with radio station Europe 1. “Investment funds,” said the former minister, “are hoping for revenue of 20-25% in the face of virtually non-existent fellatio.” Rachida Dati, a member of the European Parliament, was dismissed from her ministerial position in 2009.

A drunk passenger on the Simferopol-Ekaterinburg flight caused a brawl in the air and broke the flight attendant's arm. The culprit of the incident turned out to be a resident of Novouralsk returning from Crimea after a vacation. During the flight, he drank alcohol, did not respond to the comments of the flight attendants and repeatedly tried to get off the plane at an altitude of 10 thousand meters, because he believed that he was on a bus.

Kazan resident Farida Shimarina sued the McDonald's restaurant for 1 thousand rubles for moral damage caused to her by the company. The incident for which the woman went to court occurred in March 2010. In her lawsuit, she wrote that she slipped on a slippery floor while entering the restaurant premises. At the same time, she fell face down, hit the iron bars hard and lost consciousness, receiving cut injuries to her face, a closed head injury and a concussion.

dagi.jpg In the village of Leninkent in the Republic of Dagestan, unknown assailants shot a local policeman, his wife and daughter. In the village of Leninkent in the Republic of Dagestan, unknown assailants shot a local policeman, his wife and daughter. On Sunday evening, unknown people called a policeman from his house and actually shot him point-blank with an automatic weapon.

About a hundred residents of the Moscow districts of Tekstilshchiki and Ryazansky gathered this Sunday for the symbolic foundation of a park, the creation of which they demand at the site of the construction of the mosque. The initiative group purchased 15 young maples, which were unloaded from the car and planted in two rows in holes dug by residents, covered with earth and watered.