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A police colonel has gone on a rampage, shooting a colleague's driver then the colleague himself with a non-lethal weapon. The reasons for this are as yet unknown.
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A drug dealer has escaped after paying a 4 million rouble bribe to be transferred to hospital. Two people are under investigation, one has already been fired.
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In a co-ordinated day of action, Russian citizens have attempted to verify compliance with new laws regulating the police force by checking badges and documents.
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The Supreme Court have ruled that beating protesters is legal, provided they do not die or suffer serious injuries. Any attempt at self-defence is also illegal.
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The Russian traffic police seem to have been caught using mobile smartphones to accept bribes on credit card. Netizens question the authenticity of the video.
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Greenpeace activists set up a blockade in the form of a nature reserve, demonstrating outside Gazprom's offices in Moscow in a protest against the oil company.
A police colonel has gone on a rampage, shooting a colleague's driver then the colleague himself with a non-lethal weapon. The reasons for this are as yet unknown.3
A drug dealer has escaped after paying a 4 million rouble bribe to be transferred to hospital. Two people are under investigation, one has already been fired.
In a co-ordinated day of action, Russian citizens have attempted to verify compliance with new laws regulating the police force by checking badges and documents.
The Supreme Court have ruled that beating protesters is legal, provided they do not die or suffer serious injuries. Any attempt at self-defence is also illegal.
The Russian traffic police seem to have been caught using mobile smartphones to accept bribes on credit card. Netizens question the authenticity of the video.
Greenpeace activists set up a blockade in the form of a nature reserve, demonstrating outside Gazprom's offices in Moscow in a protest against the oil company.