Roman Maslennikov
Roman Maslennikov, Moscow. Charges: Article 148 part 1, Russian Criminal Code (Public insult of religious feelings); “The case of filming against the backdrop of the Moscow Cathedral Mosque”. Status: at large.
In brief
Moscow · Moscow · Office workers
Sentence
No information about a verdict.
Charges
- Article 148 part 1, Russian Criminal Code — Public insult of religious feelings
Full wording of the charges
According to the investigation, on January 19, 2022, the individuals involved filmed a model clad in underwear and a fur coat with the Moscow Cathedral Mosque as the backdrop, thus insulting the religious sentiments of believers by displaying blatant disrespect towards the mosque, an object of religious veneration. Subsequently, they disseminated information about these actions on the Internet to increase their public profile. "Maslennikov R.M., according to the devised criminal plan, was entrusted with the functions of jointly directing the members of the criminal group and coordinating their actions with Katanova M.P.; jointly with Katanova M.P and Reznichenko A.Y. he was clarifying the details of the plan and actions of each co-conspirator at the stage of preparation for the offence and in the process of committing it, ensuring the dissemination of the received provocative video materials on the Internet by finding a specialist in this field and involving them as an accomplice to the crime; correcting the publication containing false information, which was planned to be posted by Katanova M.P. in her profile." In January 2022, a criminal case was initiated under Part 1 of Article 148 of the Criminal Code, pertaining to the offence of insulting the religious sentiments of believers. On May 25, 2022, a justice of the peace from the judicial district No. 410 in the Meshchansky district of Moscow terminated the criminal case and prosecution, citing the reconciliation of the parties.
Latest event
June 7, 2022 — persecution ends
Timeline
· Persecution ends
· Persecution begins
The case of filming against the backdrop of the Moscow Cathedral Mosque
Criminal case
The case of filming against the backdrop of the Moscow Cathedral Mosque
- Case number
- 01-0002/410/2022
Other defendants in the case
- Dennis Igor Bespalov — At large
- Kristina Volkova — At large
- Maria Katanova — At large
- Elena Reznikova — At large
- Alexander Reznichenko — At large
- Anton Chicherin — At large
Details and sources
Full summary
According to the investigation, on January 19, 2022, the individuals involved filmed a model clad in underwear and a fur coat with the Moscow Cathedral Mosque as the backdrop, thus insulting the religious sentiments of believers by displaying blatant disrespect towards the mosque, an object of religious veneration. Subsequently, they disseminated information about these actions on the Internet to increase their public profile. "Maslennikov R.M., according to the devised criminal plan, was entrusted with the functions of jointly directing the members of the criminal group and coordinating their actions with Katanova M.P.; jointly with Katanova M.P and Reznichenko A.Y. he was clarifying the details of the plan and actions of each co-conspirator at the stage of preparation for the offence and in the process of committing it, ensuring the dissemination of the received provocative video materials on the Internet by finding a specialist in this field and involving them as an accomplice to the crime; correcting the publication containing false information, which was planned to be posted by Katanova M.P. in her profile." In January 2022, a criminal case was initiated under Part 1 of Article 148 of the Criminal Code, pertaining to the offence of insulting the religious sentiments of believers. On May 25, 2022, a justice of the peace from the judicial district No. 410 in the Meshchansky district of Moscow terminated the criminal case and prosecution, citing the reconciliation of the parties.
All fields of the record
- Citizenship
- Russia
Other people prosecuted under Article 148 part 1, Russian Criminal Code
Under the same article, not necessarily in the same case.