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Court in Ostrov to decide whether to try in absentia accused of fatal beating

Ostrovsky City Court received a criminal case against a citizen of Tajikistan accused of intentional infliction of grievous bodily harm resulting in death

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Court in Ostrov to decide whether to try in absentia accused of fatal beating

The Ostrovsky City Court has received a criminal case against a citizen of Tajikistan accused of intentional infliction of grave bodily harm resulting in death. About this "MK in Pskov" reported in the press service of the courts of the region.

On November 22, 2025, a man quarreled with the victim while drinking alcohol. In a state of alcoholic intoxication, he inflicted at least ten blows with his hands and feet on the head and body, causing serious harm to health, life-threatening.

The victim died.

The accused is hiding outside Russia, put on the federal and interstate wanted list. On the territory of a foreign state, he was not involved in this case.

The court ordered a preliminary hearing to consider the prosecutor's motion to proceed in the defendant's absence.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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