Lawyer suspected of throwing an explosive device near the building of Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine During the riots on the first day of the week Igor Gumenyuk Sidor kizin said that his client did not plead guilty.
"Yes, he was on the square (During the riots). At this stage he does not recognize himself guilty, no evidence that he threw a grenade, no " ? kizin said.
according to his statement, Gumenyuk, there was pressure from the police organisation. The lawyer also clarified that Gumenyuk is not a member of political parties, because the service in the volunteer battalions of the Ministry of interior prohibits it, reports RIA " Novosti ". In addition, the lawyer said that, most likely, Gumenyuk will be selected forbidden measure in the form of detention. Kizin said that Gumenyuk police tied at 20. 00 am on Monday, interior Minister Arsen Avakov said about it for a couple of hours earlier. In addition, Kizin noticed that his client's beat up. Tuesday affirmed the detention of an alleged accomplice of the fighter of a battalion "Sich" Igor Gumenyuk, who is suspected that he threw a grenade at police near the building of Verkhovna Rada. The leader and members of the Svoboda party, called for interrogation in the Ministry of internal Affairs of Ukraine. Yesterday the head of the MIA of Ukraine Arsen Avakov said that the grenade at the soldiers of the National guard at a rally in Kiev, detained ? them was a supporter of the nationalist party " Freedom ", the fighter of a battalion " Sich ". Avakov also subjected to the accusation of the party "Freedom" and its leader Oleh Tyahnybok in clashes near the building of Verkhovna Rada in Kiev. According to the summary data, in the end, the riots cost the lives of two soldiers of the National guard of Ukraine, 130 people have been injured, six of them are in a state of crisis. It was stated that 1st national guardsman, whose death was announced, was forcibly deprived of his life by a bullet, although a number of Ukrainian activists argued that it was touched by a shell.

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