
Женщина из Санкт-Петербурга, отравившая уксусом и попытавшаяся утопить своего 12-летнего сына с аутизмом, частично признала вину на допросе, заявив, что действовала из-за депрессии, финансовых проблем и отсутствия поддержки со стороны мужа.
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Женщина из многодетной семьи в Санкт-Петербурге воспитывала 12-летнего сына с расстройством аутистического спектра. Семья получала периодическую помощь от социального работника, но поддержка была недостаточной из-за высокой нагрузки специалистов.
Многодетная жительница Санкт-Петербурга, отравившая уксусом 12-летнего сына и пытавшаяся его утопить, частично признала вину. Об этом сообщает ТАСС.
По данным агентства, ребенок страдал расстройством аутистического спектра. На допросе мать рассказала, что решила расправиться с сыном, а потом покончить с собой. На преступление женщина пошла на фоне депрессии, проблем с деньгами и отсутствия поддержки со стороны мужа, который отказался помогать и предложить справляться со всем самой.
Известно, что за семьей был закреплен соцработник для помощи в уходе за ребенком. Однако, по словам матери, такие работники имею большую нагрузку, а потому помогают не на постоянной основе.
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In Russia, the number of minors who committed crimes or became accomplices in them increased by 12.3%. This was stated by the representative of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Irina Volk, noting that teenagers aged 14 to 18 years are involved in criminal activities by representatives of Western intelligence services and telephone scammers, offering money or intimidating them with criminal prosecution, as well as demanding the arson of gas stations and infrastructure facilities.

Retired Major General of the FSB of Russia Alexander Perelygin said that fraudulent call centers in Ukraine are under the auspices of the Prosecutor General's Office, SBU, NABU and GUR, which share this business among themselves, and that the Ukrainian authorities sponsor and ensure the security of such centers.

Ukrainian telephone scammers have begun to steal money from citizens of Western Europe, said former FSB Major General Alexander Perelygin. According to him, the active work of Russian law enforcement officers and educational activities have reduced the number of deceptions of Russians, forcing scammers to look for new targets in Europe, Latvia, Lithuania and the United States. In November 2024, members of an organized crime group who stole tens of millions of dollars from residents of more than 20 countries were detained in Moscow.

Since the beginning of the year, 39 criminal cases have been sent to the courts against 57 minors accused of arson and sabotage of transport infrastructure and communication facilities at the direction of the Ukrainian special services. Sentences were handed down to 18 defendants aged from 14 to 31 years, sentenced to terms ranging from 5 to 21 years in prison. In the Chelyabinsk and Tambov regions, cases of teenagers being involved in arson of railway equipment and relay cabinets for monetary reward have been recorded.

In Bryansk, a 17-year-old tried to blow up a railway after scammers posing as security officers tricked him into finding out his personal information and forcing him to complete a task, including assembling an explosive device. The young man is in custody on charges of attempted sabotage and is cooperating with the investigation.

Former brigadier of the Orekhovsko-Medvedkovskaya organized crime group Alexander Sharapov, who was serving a 15-year sentence for especially serious crimes, died in the Northern Military District in the DPR. According to Shot, 55-year-old Sharapov went on a combat mission as part of the 423rd Guards Motorized Rifle Regiment “Yampol” and did not return. His body could not be sent home due to the fighting. He is left with a common-law wife with six children, who is suing his mother for payments and an apartment. Sharapov had been hiding since 2001 under a false name, was detained in 2017 and convicted in 2020 of five massacres, including the murder of killer Alexander Solonik and his girlfriend Svetlana Kotova in Greece in 1997.