The people's Deputy of the Ukrainian Parliament Oleksiy Goncharenko said Russia's Investigative Committee refused to initiate proceedings under the criminal code with respect to the Russian militiamen, as if to beat him during the detention in the Russian capital before the March in memory of Boris Nemtsov.

in March the Moscow law enforcement bodies have detained Goncharenko before the March in memory of murdered Russian politics. According to the Deputy's lawyer Mark Feigin, his client was charged with disobeying a police officer. Later Goncharenko left the police station accompanied by the Ukrainian Consul, and the police said that complaints to it has not.

in April, another lawyer Goncharenko, Nikolai Polozov, addressed to the public Prosecutor of the Russian Federation with the request to test the legality of the actions of the Russian militiamen at detention of the Ukrainian MP.

later the capital Glaucus interior Ministry published video content of the Verkhovna Rada deputies in the Department. The video first shows how Goncharenko one sits in the chamber. Then removed, as Ministers of law and order give him his belongings: mobile phone strap, tablet PC, laces and purses, offering him to count the money. Then the Deputy returned the package with a bundle of 50 dollari notes that the people's Deputy recognized her, but didn't want to count it.

"The investigative Committee of Russia refused to initiate criminal proceedings against illegal actions of employees of the police organization of the Russian Federation During illegal detention at the memorial March in memory of Boris Nemtsov in the capital of Russia," Goncharenko wrote on Thursday on his page century

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Goncharenko is known that he took an active part in the events in Odessa may 2, when the result of arson House of trade unions lost their lives, tens of active participants Antimiani. Then he posted photos of dead and burnt people on the Internet. During these events, suffered a Russian citizen.

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