The court docket refused to impose a pre-trial restraint on the suspect and backed the case document to research.
Dagestan blogger Alibek Mirzekhanov disappeared after being detained in Moscow in the case of a mass brawl near café Neolith. The younger guy’s family reported the abduction to the police. According to them, just before Mirzekhanov’s disappearance, there had been a minibus without plate numbers near the temporary penal complex, the victim’s legal professional, Shamil Yandarbaye, informed Mediazona.
According to the attorney, the courtroom refused to impose a pre-trial restraint on Mirzekhanov and again referred the case document to the investigation. Neither the suspect nor the investigator showed up for the listening. However, the lawyer met with the investigator and no longer received a clean answer about Mirzekhanov’s future. After that, the blogger’s loved ones called Yandarbayev and told him about the kidnapping. Then, the investigator defined that he had released Mirzekhanov from the detention facility on personal recognizance to appear.
The blogger was detained on February 16 in his vicinity on suspicion of hooliganism. On February 14, dozens of Chechens in masks and with non-deadly pistols got to the Neolith cafe and commenced combat with natives of Azerbaijan. On the same evening, a 52-year-old Azerbaijani, Garib Orujov, was killed with four shots from a Glock pistol on the Samarkandsky Boulevard.
