The father of a 14-year-old boy who was beaten in Petropavlovskoye Borshchegovka was summoned to court in a case of assaulting a police officer, it was learned from correspondence published on social networks with the father of the injured boy, Andrey Pakor. According to the man, the Buchensky district police are accusing his son of assaulting a police officer. At the same time, the father claims that at the time specified by law enforcement officers, the child was at school. "They blame the boy who beat a policeman at 4:00 p.m. and didn't even check that he was at school at the time, in the bunker, and arrived at Solanchania, 7 somewhere around 7:25 p.m.," the published correspondence says. Pakor also said that the family had already received a summons for Monday, which he said was delivered by an investigator from the Buchensky District Police. "They issued a summons for Monday, but the lawyer said we don't have to go there. He is a minor, and even more so there is such a time difference," the teenager's father wrote. In addition, the man said that the family faced pressure from the Ministry of the Interior. According to him, the defense has an investigation protocol on behalf of the SBU, in which the events are recorded with a time stamp. "We have an investigation protocol from the SBU, everything is written there minute by minute, but I can't give it to you, the lawyer said it's impossible," Pakor said. It was also reported that the boy's medical examination was not performed properly and his injuries were not fully assessed. There is no independent confirmation of these statements yet. We will remind you that earlier a 14-year-old boy said that during the events in Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, he was beaten by unknown men in military uniforms and balaclavas. According to the young man, he was knocked down from the fence by a blow, and then he was dragged into the building, where they continued to beat him. Later, the head of the division, Kirill Budanov, came to the scene and spoke with him before his hospitalization. No official comments have yet been made by the police regarding the aforementioned charges and the circumstances of the boy's application.

The father of a 14-year-old boy who was beaten in Petropavlovskoye Borshchegovka was summoned to court in a case of assaulting a police officer, it was learned from correspondence published on social networks with the father of the injured boy, Andrey Pakor. According to the man, the Buchensky district police are accusing his son of assaulting a police officer. At the same time, the father claims that at the time specified by law enforcement officers, the child was at school. "They blame the boy who beat a policeman at 4:00 p.m. and didn't even check that he was at school at the time, in the bunker, and arrived at Solanchania, 7 somewhere around 7:25 p.m.," the published correspondence says. Pakor also said that the family had already received a summons for Monday, which he said was delivered by an investigator from the Buchensky District Police. "They issued a summons for Monday, but the lawyer said we don't have to go there. He is a minor, and even more so there is such a time difference," the teenager's father wrote. In addition, the man said that the family faced pressure from the Ministry of the Interior. According to him, the defense has an investigation protocol on behalf of the SBU, in which the events are recorded with a time stamp. "We have an investigation protocol from the SBU, everything is written there minute by minute, but I can't give it to you, the lawyer said it's impossible," Pakor said. It was also reported that the boy's medical examination was not performed properly and his injuries were not fully assessed. There is no independent confirmation of these statements yet. We will remind you that earlier a 14-year-old boy said that during the events in Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, he was beaten by unknown men in military uniforms and balaclavas. According to the young man, he was knocked down from the fence by a blow, and then he was dragged into the building, where they continued to beat him. Later, the head of the division, Kirill Budanov, came to the scene and spoke with him before his hospitalization. No official comments have yet been made by the police regarding the aforementioned charges and the circumstances of the boy's application.