The Ufa citizen faces up to 15 years of protection for children and the murder of a pedophile
Gaining momentum storythat happened in Ufa at the end of January this year. Local resident Vladimir Sankin, protecting children from a pedophile, inflicted damage in a fight, from which he subsequently died. Sankin was accused of intentionally causing grievous bodily harm, resulting in death by negligence, and now he faces up to 15 years in prison.
As follows from the information published by the Russian media, everything happened on January 30 of this year. Three times convicted for similar crimes, 54-year-old pedophile Vladimir Zaitsev lured two underage boys into his apartment, about whom he was going to commit violent sexual acts, threatening with an ax. One of the boys managed to run out of the apartment and called for help passing by Vladimir Sankin, who was returning home from work. The man ran into the pedophile’s apartment, pulled out a second boy from his hands, and then pulled Zaitsev into the street, where a fight ensued. From one of the blows, Sankin Zaitsev remained lying on the snow without movement. Sankin, who was on his feet, called an ambulance and the police, Zaitsev died in an ambulance car on his way to the hospital.
Currently, a criminal case has been instituted against Vladimir Sankin under Part 4 of Art. 111 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation "Deliberate infliction of grievous bodily harm, resulting in the death of the victim by negligence." The sanction of article provides 15 years of imprisonment. The accused himself is under house arrest. On February 3, the Kalininsky District Court of Ufa elected this sanction against him; before that, he was in a temporary detention center.
As Sankin’s lawyer explained, Vladimir pleaded guilty to the murder of Zaitsev.
- said the lawyer.
The Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation took control of the Sankin case, while a criminal case was opened against pedophile Zaitsev. The defendant advocates for the United Russia human rights center, and has also been created on the Internet petition in defense of Sankin. At the moment, more than 77 thousand people have signed it.
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