Law enforcement officers identified the persons involved in the beating of an ex-military man in the city of Dnipro. The police conducted searches of the defendants in the case and detained one of the attackers. This was stated in the National Police of Ukraine, reports UNN.
Details
The police said that on June 20 on the Ave. A group of men in balaclavas and unmarked camouflage inflicted injuries on the victim and handcuffed him.
Immediately after the crime was committed, the police questioned the victim and witnesses of the incident. During the pre-trial investigation, it was established that several persons may be involved in the commission of criminal offenses. The police identified them.
One of the active participants in the events was detained. The police conducted a series of searches at the place of residence of the defendants, during which they seized material evidence, including weapons and clothing.
On the fact of the conflict, the police under the procedural leadership of the Dnipropetrovsk Regional Prosecutor's office opened two criminal proceedings - for illegal imprisonment and torture.
As a result of processing the orders, the procedural role of the people's deputy who took part in the events in the crime was determined. The collected materials under the procedural guidance of the Prosecutor General's office under investigation were transferred to the state Bureau of investigation, after which the people's deputy was declared suspicious. The police will continue to provide operational support in the future
Context
On Thursday, June 20, the network distributed a video in which a group of men in the center of Dnipro attacked a Ukrainian soldier who was walking with a baby. Unknown persons without identification marks in balaclavas snatched the child from the man's hands, handcuffed him and began to beat him.
The video also showed MP Mykola Tishchenko. On Monday, June 25, he was declared suspicious on the fact of illegal imprisonment of a former serviceman in Dnipro.
Recall
The fight in Dnipro was also commented on by a special unit of the Main Intelligence Directorate KRAKEN. It turned out that the victim was a former soldier of the KRAKEN special forces.