Arrested deputy of the Primorye Constituent Assembly receives medical attention at the hospital.

Former Deputy Ruslan Manokonov Faces Charges in Nakhodka

Ruslan Manokonov, a former parliamentarian of the regional parliament, has been charged with articles 213 (hooliganism) and 126 (kidnapping) of the RF Criminal Code. The incident that led to his arrest and the subsequent charges is currently under investigation by the police.

According to reports, the incident began at a cafe in Nakhodka, where one of the patrons behaved provocatively towards Manokonov. In response, Manokonov intervened, leading to a physical altercation that resulted in him being stabbed in the thigh.

Manokonov was later arrested for two months in relation to the kidnapping of a woman with whom he had a conflict near the same cafe. According to one version, he caused a traffic accident to stop the man's car and continued to beat him. The woman managed to escape from the group that kidnapped her to find out the whereabouts of her husband.

However, the specifics of the allegations against Manokonov remain unclear, as the defense finds it difficult to pinpoint exactly what the authorities are alleging. The defense has already filed an appeal with a higher instance, disputing the chosen preventive measure of detention.

After his discharge from the hospital, Manokonov became a suspect in the criminal case, and he was sent to a pre-trial detention center. He arrived at the court on crutches, accompanied by medical personnel.

The judge or authority who set the conditions for Manokonov's home treatment, blood coagulation control, and constant medication is not specified in the provided information, nor is the location of these regulations indicated.

The investigation into the incident involving Manokonov is ongoing, and further developments are expected in the coming days.

Arrested deputy of the Primorye Constituent Assembly receives medical attention at the hospital.