They wanted to rape a bottle: expelled from the Russian Federation blogger Nekoglai told about torture in the police

According to Neocoglay, after he posted a video depicting a Russian soldier who rejected grenades, he was detained on November 9 in Moscow for violation of migration legislation. According to the blogger himself, his parody content on social networks was the real cause of detention. In the police department, Nekoli was not allowed to contact lawyers and demanded an apology for the video.

After the guy refused to do it, three people in the form were rolled into handcuffs and taken to the fourth floor of the police department, where they were beaten and strangled, but so as not to leave traces on the face. "Three people in the form of handcuffed on me, took me to the small room of the fourth floor of the Presenian department on November 9, at 8 o'clock in the evening, and began to score me simply as a dog," - said Necoglai.

The guy assures that he offered a million rubles, but they continued to beat him. Also, according to the blogger, he was tried to rape a bottle of Coca-Cola. Several times he fainted, after which he was forced to kneel and apologize for the video posted on the network. On November 11, his video with apology was published by RIA Novosti. "I think if I was in the place of that soldier in the trench, I would not survive. I feel like an animal. Sorry me please," says the guy in a recorded video.

The blogger was taken from the police department to the temporary maintenance of foreign citizens in the village of Sakharove, and then it was deported from the Russian Federation to Moldova. The secretary of the Public Supervisory Commission in Moscow Alexei Melnikov visited Nekoli when he was in Sakharov, and then reported numerous hematomas and garden on the body, head, hands and feet of the blogger.

"When we visited Lebedev in the center of temporary maintenance of foreign citizens in the village of Sakharove, he had Sadna, bruises, hematomas throughout his body. Where he got them? Not during his stay there, but before getting there," Melnikov said. The Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs of the statement was not commented yet. Mykola Lebedev is a citizen of Moldova.