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| Court upholds verdict of Ingushetia resident for 2019 attack on the police |
| 2021-09-28 |
| Direct Translation via Google Translate. Edited. [KavkazUzel] The Military Court of Appeal upheld the verdict of Abubakar Yevloyev, who was sentenced to 17 years in the case of preparing a terrorist attack at a traffic police post in Magas and encroachment on the life of a security officer. As the "Caucasian Knot" wrote , on September 30, 2019, police in Ingushetia wounded a local resident, who attacked the security officials with a knife after demanding to show documents. The detainee was hospitalized, one of the patrol officers became the victim of the attack. On April 22, the Southern District Military Court in Rostov-on-Don sentenced Abubakar Yevloyev, a 20-year-old resident of Ingushetia, to 17 years in prison, finding him guilty of preparing a terrorist attack at a traffic police post and encroaching on the life of a security official. Yevloyev admitted his guilt. The defense appealed against the verdict, but the panel of the Military Court of Appeal in the Moscow Region today also found Yevloyev guilty and upheld the verdict of the Southern District Military Court unchanged, a court official told the "Caucasian Knot" correspondent. There were no comments by Abubakar Yevloyev or his official representatives regarding the court's decision. A complaint against the verdict against Yevloyev was received on August 30, according to a file on the website of the Military Court of Appeal. According to the investigation and the court, in Karabulak Yevloyev illegally manufactured an explosive and four explosive devices. On September 30, 2019, Yevloyev, carrying four home-made grenades and three knives, went to the scene of the terrorist act - a police post in Magas, and in response to a police patrol officer's request to show his documents, Yevloyev stabbed him several times. Related: Ingushetia: 2021-09-04 Google 'temporarily locks Afghan government email accounts as the Taliban tries to access servers used by previous officials' amid fears data will be used to track down US allies Ingushetia: 2021-09-03 In Ingushetia, tourists are advised not to wear shorts and touch women Ingushetia: 2021-07-02 Russian FSB foils two separate attacks in Moscow, Astrakhan |
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