Neustroev Aleksandr Evgenevich

On April 24, 2023, videos appeared in Telegram channels that had been recorded a few days earlier, on April 21, from a video intercom camera on Volgogradskaya Street in Yekaterinburg." "On the video, a man standing with his back (his face is not visible) shouts, addressing someone off-camera: "Stick that hat up your ass, you idiot, *****" - and after that he demands to call his father." The video received wide public attention. The child's mother wrote a statement to the police. According to her, the boy put on the hat himself because he is proud of his father, an employee of the Rosgvardia, who is fighting in Ukraine. Alexander Neustroev, 57, was detained on April 24 on the territory of the Druzhba collective garden in the Chkalovsky district of the regional center. Detentions were carried out by police officers together with riot police officers of the regional Rosgvardia, which was explained by the need "to exclude possible armed resistance. Soon after that, the Telegram channel Mash published a video with apologies from the Yekaterinburg resident." 3. Initially, Neustroev was given a protocol under the article on petty hooliganism, but then the administrative case was dropped due to the initiation of a criminal case. The Investigative Committee opened a case of hooliganism motivated by political hatred with a threat of violence. No information was provided about the choice of a preventive measure. On August 9, 2023, Judge Irina Tsybulskaya of the Leninsky District Court of Yekaterinburg terminated the case against Alexander Neustroev due to his active repentance, obliging Neustroev to pay a court fine of 7 thousand rubles. rubles. The General Prosecutor's Office appealed this decision, justifying it by the fact that Neustroev's 'cynical' actions allegedly caused damage not only to the teenager in the Z-cap, but also to 'the social and moral upbringing of the younger generation and the interests of the Russian Federation.'", Deputy Alexander Khinshtein demanded that the judge who dismissed the case be punished. In the parliamentarian's opinion, the woman and those leaders of the judicial system of the Sverdlovsk region who "cover for and promote" the judge should be "fired." "On June 10, 2024, Judge Nikolai Taranenko of the Oktyabrsky District Court of Yekaterinburg found Aleksandr Neustroev guilty and sentenced him to three years in a penal colony-settlement. On August 13, 2024, the Sverdlovsk Regional Court left the verdict in force. In November 2025, it became known that a second criminal case was opened against Alexander Neustroev - on calls for terrorism. According to the investigation, the man, while in the colony, in the presence of other convicts, gave a positive assessment of the murders of Vladlen Tatarsky and Darya Dugina.