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A former traffic police inspector said that FSB officers tortured him with a stun gun. Early in the morning, FSB officers and special forces officers arrived at Vitaly Gimeldinov's house. According to the man, in the courtyard of the house they started beating him with a stun gun, demanding his phone password. Then they put me in a car, where they continued to torture me. Gimeldinov said that during the torture he hit his head against the wall and lost consciousness. When the man came to his senses, the security forces, according to him, attached a stun gun to his penis and demanded that he "confess his guilt". In addition, the FSB officers, according to the man, threatened his parents with dismissal, and he himself was told that in the pre-trial detention center "he will be deprived of his manhood". Background Gimeldinov's friend and former colleague Viktor Askev suspected corruption in the local traffic police. According to him, the driver was able to avoid punishment for driving without a license thanks to his acquaintance with a person who had connections with a senior police officer. Asquib complained to management, but, he claims, his report was destroyed. After that, Askhaev contacted the Prosecutor General's Office, and sent a complaint from Gimeldinov's email. Later, criminal cases were opened against both of them: Gimeldinov was accused of taking a bribe, and Eskiev was accused of illegal use of personal data. Askhaev also spoke about torture. According to him, during the search, the security forces pulled down his pants and tried to insert a traffic police rod into his anus. Later, the court fined him 150 thousand rubles. Askhaev believes that the criminal cases were revenge for a complaint about corruption. Gimeldinov calls the charge against himself fabricated. It may not be safe to share this post publicly because Russian authorities have designated OVD-Info as an extremist organization. But you can still read and love us!

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A former traffic police inspector said that FSB officers tortured him with a stun gun. Early in the morning, FSB officers and special forces officers arrived at Vitaly Gimeldinov's house. According to the man, in the courtyard of the house they started beating him with a stun gun, demanding his phone password. Then they put me in a car, where they continued to torture me. Gimeldinov said that during the torture he hit his head against the wall and lost consciousness. When the man came to his senses, the security forces, according to him, attached a stun gun to his penis and demanded that he "confess his guilt". In addition, the FSB officers, according to the man, threatened his parents with dismissal, and he himself was told that in the pre-trial detention center "he will be deprived of his manhood". Background Gimeldinov's friend and former colleague Viktor Askev suspected corruption in the local traffic police. According to him, the driver was able to avoid punishment for driving without a license thanks to his acquaintance with a person who had connections with a senior police officer. Asquib complained to management, but, he claims, his report was destroyed. After that, Askhaev contacted the Prosecutor General's Office, and sent a complaint from Gimeldinov's email. Later, criminal cases were opened against both of them: Gimeldinov was accused of taking a bribe, and Eskiev was accused of illegal use of personal data. Askhaev also spoke about torture. According to him, during the search, the security forces pulled down his pants and tried to insert a traffic police rod into his anus. Later, the court fined him 150 thousand rubles. Askhaev believes that the criminal cases were revenge for a complaint about corruption. Gimeldinov calls the charge against himself fabricated. It may not be safe to share this post publicly because Russian authorities have designated OVD-Info as an extremist organization. But you can still read and love us!

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