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Artem Golubev

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Criminal Code
Article 282.2 part 1, Russian Criminal CodeArticle 282.2 part 1.1, Russian Criminal Code
Case category
Extremism casesCases related to mass actions
Verdict
Suspended prison sentence
Sentence
4 years
Date of verdict
2020-08-31
Region
Chelyabinsk Oblast
City
Chelyabinsk

Case summary

Detained on 8 June 2020 in front of the Prosecutor's Office of Leninsky District of Chelyabinsk during a rally against police abuse. On 10 June he was taken into custody by court decision on charges of organising activities of an extremist organisation.

An operational experiment was conducted against Golubev, as well as Prosvirnin and Kryshka, who were detained with him, with the participation of, according to the unregistered "Other Russia", an embedded officer of the Central Investigative Committee. They were detained near the building of the Prosecutor's Office of the Leninsky District of Chelyabinsk while "attempting to set fire to the building". The investigation calls the bottles with incendiary mixture and "NBP armbands" found at the scene as evidence of their intention to set fire to the building. Two other people were detained together with them, who are listed in the case under changed surnames.

On 1 September he was sentenced to four years' suspended sentence.

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