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Out of the ordinary crime. Subway attackers face up to five years in prison

Two men attacked police officers at the Tulskaya station in the Moscow metro on Thursday evening. They were detained. The Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation opened a criminal case on the fact of violence against a representative of the authorities. Later it became known that the suspects were migrants. In the Union of Tajikists, Russia demanded that the perpetrators be punished as much as possible.

Two attackers

“According to the investigation, on the evening of February 17, 2022 at the Tulskaya station ... one of the suspects responded to the legitimate demands of the authorities to go to the police room to establish his identity, categorically refused, after which he began to push and wave his hands at the police officers, ”according to the website of the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation in Moscow.

A video of the incident later surfaced online. In the footage, two police officers are trying to detain a man who attacked them. Seeing this, the second suspect kicks one of the police officers from a running start, and hits the other several times in the head and runs away.

The first suspect born in 2000 still managed to be detained immediately, and the second man began to search.

On Friday, the Investigative Committee reported on the arrest of the attacker. It turned out to be a young man born in 2003. The Investigative Committee opened a criminal case under the article "Use of violence against a representative of the authorities." Both men face up to five years in prison.

“In the near future, the investigation intends to petition the court for the election of a measure of restraint related to deprivation of liberty in relation to the defendants. The investigation is ongoing, ”concluded in the Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation.

The Investigative Committee also released footage of the interrogations of the suspects. Both of them claim that they allegedly do not know why they were detained. One of them, despite the video, denies that he attacked the police officers, smiling at the camera.

The REN TV channel reported that one of the suspects was a native of Tajikistan.

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Maximum punishment

The chairman of the Union of Tajikists of Russia, in a conversation with, said that he condemns the act of two migrants who attacked policemen in the metropolitan metro.

“Honestly, it always surprises me when some criminal commits a crime, and for some reason the press mainly pays attention to his nationality, as if others do not commit a crime. Naturally, they committed a crime, and such an out of the ordinary crime, if they attack law enforcement officers. What can be our reaction? Naturally, the conviction and demand from the investigative and law enforcement agencies the maximum punishment in accordance with the current legislation,” he said.

Davlatov stressed that any person who committed a crime should be punished regardless of his nationality. He added that such offenses in the Union of Tajiks are treated "absolutely negatively."

“It's interesting that we see other crimes that get little attention. After the statement of the governor of the Kaluga region, it was practically a “face” order - and the local population there had already begun to attack visitors. For some reason, this is not covered anywhere, it is not mentioned anywhere,” he added.

Davlatov believes that everyone, regardless of nationality and citizenship, who attack doctors during the performance of their official duties, should also be punished. And those "who simply attack citizens commit crimes."

“And how can you relate to this? Recently, a few months ago, a citizen of Tajikistan was riding a bicycle, his throat was cut, simply because he was not born there, with the wrong skin color. Well, this is a crime, and there is a crime, and there is a crime. And, of course, we treat such disgusting behavior, such offenses, criminal offenses absolutely negatively, ”concluded the chairman of the Union of Tajiks of Russia.

Out of the ordinary crime. Subway attackers face up to five years in prison