In Novoivanovsky, masked teenagers throw eggs and milk bags at passers-by

In the village of Novoivanovskoye, near the house 53 on Mozhaiskoye highway, a group of masked teenagers settled in an abandoned building and from there attacks passers-by. Tools of "fishing" - eggs and milk bags. Every hit is accompanied by a loud laugh.

According to eyewitnesses, a variety of people have already been handed out: an elderly woman who rode a bicycle, a man on a bicycle, parents with children and strollers, as well as elderly passers-by.

What threatens offenders

The actions of teenagers fall under Article 20.1 of the Administrative Code of the Russian Federation “Small hooliganism” is a violation of public order, expressing clear disrespect for society, accompanied by insulting harassment of citizens or destruction or damage to someone else’s property. The sanction provides for an administrative fine of 500 to 1000 rubles or administrative arrest for up to 15 days.

An important nuance: administrative responsibility for petty hooliganism comes from the age of 16. If the offenders are younger, the parents will be held accountable for failure to fulfill their educational duties.

If an extremist motive or hooliganism is proved by a group of persons, criminal liability under Article 213 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation is already possible.

How to find a board

The first and most important thing is to record what is happening. Eyewitnesses should film the moments of throws, remember signs, clothes, the direction where teenagers are hiding. This will be the evidence base.

Next is a police report. You can submit both personally in the nearest department and through the duty unit. If a person is injured - record beatings, remove beatings in the emergency room, save spoiled clothes. This will be required for a civil claim for damages.

Since the case concerns minors, the Juvenile Inspector (JDP) is involved. PDN officers are required to verify the identity of adolescents and their parents, and parents may be held administratively liable for improper parenting.

If damage to property is caused, victims have the right to recover it from the parents of teenagers through the court.