Putin has dismissed from office the two generals after the scandal with Holonovel
Vladimir Putin has released from posts of the head of Department on drugs of the Department of internal Affairs across Moscow Yury Devyatkina and head of UVD po ZAO GU MVD of Moscow Andrey Puchkov after the scandal with the detention of the journalist Ivan Golunova, notified on the Internet representation of the Kremlin.
Vladimir Putin has released from posts of the head of Department on drugs of the Department of internal Affairs across Moscow Yury Devyatkina and head of UVD po ZAO GU MVD of Moscow Andrey Puchkov after the scandal with the detention of the journalist Ivan Golunova, notified on the Internet representation of the Kremlin.
Golunova tied on 6 June. According to militiamen, during the inspection, the journalist had found five bundles with mephedrone. Banned substances found equally in his apartment. According to the journalist, the drugs had been planted.
The situation was taken under the supervision of the capital Ombudsman Tatyana Potyaeva, the HRC asked the Prosecutor's office and the Department of the interior in Moscow to test the validity of police actions during the arrest of a journalist. On the control of case stated also, the General Prosecutor and presidential aide Anton Kobyakov.
the interior Ministry challenged the data media about the fact that the interrogation of the Ministers of law and order beat up the journalist. Examination in the clinic, where he was taken by the journalist after complaints of feeling unwell, did not reveal rib fractures and a concussion, a suspicion which arose from the paramedics.
First, the court Golunova sent under house detention, although the investigation insisted on the detention.
Eleventh June, Golunova was cleared of all charges in the case Of the attempted sale of drugs in connection with the failure to prove his participation. The head of the Ministry of internal Affairs Vladimir Kolokoltsev asked Vladimir Putin dismissed the chief of the office for drug control of the Department of internal Affairs across Moscow Yury Devyatkina and the chief of police at CJSC Andrey Puchkov.
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