The situation with extorting money from elementary school students is by no means isolated. Attempts to establish thief laws also exist in other schools. Yesterday I was contacted by the mother of a school student in Yekaterinburg. According to her, in the spring of this year, for a month, her 11-year-old son was scared in the bathroom of gym 45 by two high school students. The youths threatened to kill him and his entire family. The boy is required to bring money every Monday to allow him to "live in peace". As a result, the student took 17 thousand rubles from them, all his savings. And when the money ran out, the boy fell ill and his parents immediately suspected something was wrong. The son told them everything and the mother decided to turn to the investigative committee. According to the woman, a criminal case was opened, but the investigation was prolonged and so far there is no result: during this period, four investigators have already changed and some of the videos from the surveillance cameras at the school magically disappeared. As the woman states, she is now under pressure - the school denies what happened, and the local media has launched a whole campaign to defame their family. I will send a request to the investigative committee asking them to understand the current situation and ask, if possible, to take this case under the personal control of the chairman of the investigative committee, Alexander Bastrykin.

The situation with extorting money from elementary school students is by no means isolated. Attempts to establish thief laws also exist in other schools. Yesterday I was contacted by the mother of a school student in Yekaterinburg. According to her, in the spring of this year, for a month, her 11-year-old son was scared in the bathroom of gym 45 by two high school students. The youths threatened to kill him and his entire family. The boy is required to bring money every Monday to allow him to "live in peace". As a result, the student took 17 thousand rubles from them, all his savings. And when the money ran out, the boy fell ill and his parents immediately suspected something was wrong. The son told them everything and the mother decided to turn to the investigative committee. According to the woman, a criminal case was opened, but the investigation was prolonged and so far there is no result: during this period, four investigators have already changed and some of the videos from the surveillance cameras at the school magically disappeared. As the woman states, she is now under pressure - the school denies what happened, and the local media has launched a whole campaign to defame their family. I will send a request to the investigative committee asking them to understand the current situation and ask, if possible, to take this case under the personal control of the chairman of the investigative committee, Alexander Bastrykin.