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Владислав С. является профессиональным музыкантом, представлял Россию на международных конкурсах. В интернете он оправдывал педофилов и высказывал идеи по их социализации, заявляя, что не боится уголовного преследования из-за большого размера Петербурга.
В Санкт-Петербурге задержан 30-летний скрипач-международник Владислав С. за распространение детской порнографии. Об этом сообщает издание Baza.
По данным канала, профессиональный музыкант неоднократно представлял Россию на международных конкурсах. Утверждается, что в интернете он оправдывал педофилов и заявлял, что общество несправедливо к ним относится. Кроме того, он высказывал свои идеи по их социализации. В беседах в интернете он также отвечал, что он не боится уголовного преследования, потому что «Петербург слишком большой, и его не найдут».
Как установило следствие, мужчина распространял видеозаписи порнографичесого содержания с участием детей. Сейчас он находится под домашним арестом.
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Следствие предъявит официальное обвинение Владиславу С. в распространении детской порнографии
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Суд изберет Владиславу С. меру пресечения в виде заключения под стражу
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In the village of Kubrinsk, Yaroslavl Region, after a fire at a firecracker factory, which killed 14 people, payments of one-time financial assistance to victims began. The first 258 people have already received funds. The general director of the enterprise was charged with violating industrial safety requirements and illegally manufacturing explosives, and he was detained for two months.

At a children's camp in Syzran, Samara region, a teacher beat two brothers with autism spectrum disorder with a slipper and his hand. The Investigative Committee opened a criminal case under Articles 156 and 117 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation, the employment contract with the teacher was terminated, the situation is under the control of the leadership of the Investigative Committee of Russia.

In the vicinity of the Chekon farm near Anapa, farmers found a 122-mm artillery shell from the Great Patriotic War. Due to severe corrosion, the ammunition was considered particularly dangerous, but Storm-Yug riot police officers successfully transported it to the test site and destroyed it in accordance with regulations.
Prince Andrew, formerly the Duke of York, has taken Thames Valley Police to court over February 2026 raids on his residences linked to an investigation into his dealings with Jeffrey Epstein. He claims the search warrants were unlawful and that he was briefly detained on suspicion of sharing confidential government information. The case will be heard in private at the High Court on Thursday, following renewed scrutiny from the release of the final tranche of Epstein files by the US Justice Department, which included allegations of misconduct and connections to Epstein’s network.

Accused of the massacre of 53-year-old businesswoman Elena Tsereteli and her 19-year-old daughter Teimuraz Gogiashvili, according to the Telegram channel “MK: Urgent News,” led a double life: in addition to Tsereteli, he had another mistress, whom he met in the Donbass, and both women knew about each other’s existence. After the crime, he spent the night with his second lover, who rented a car sharing service, not knowing about the crime committed.

In March 2025, Delta Air Lines flight attendant Candice Carter arrived at the Courtyard by Marriott in Savannah, where she was not given a room after the airline refused to pay for her stay. During an argument with the administrator, a drunken guest insulted her with the racist phrase “black bitch”; the administrator supported him and threatened him with violence. Police arrested Carter on false hotel charges, and she spent time in custody until her husband posted bail, after which she took sick leave and was fired. Now she is suing the hotel and Delta Air Lines.