The DBR is investigating a case of severe beating by an officer of a wounded soldier in the military unit of the city of Vladimir in Volyn.
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The officer was there under round-the-clock arrest as a defendant in another case. According to the victim’s sister, the reason for the beating was that her brother had entered the wrong cabin to wash.
The military’s sister wrote on Facebook that her brother Anatoly Grischuk, a military man of the 14th brigade, was severely beaten by senior lieutenant Vasily Ariychuk because the military man went to wash in the wrong booth.
The victim was found in the shower a day later with a closed craniocerebral injury, hematomas and a broken nose. He was unable to get out because his legs failed due to a head injury.
The DBR has already launched an investigation, the perpetrator faces from 8 to 12 years.
According to Natalia, Senior Lieutenant Vasily Ariichuk was detained, but released two days later. He does not admit his guilt, but offers monetary compensation. DBR detectives establish the circle of those involved and carry out the necessary investigative actions.
Background
In March of this year, a short video was published on the network, in which a man kicks another, and people in military uniforms stand around them. On the video – junior lieutenant Viktor Vitusevich, commander of the 2nd platoon of the security company 190 of the training center. This military unit is located in the village of Guyva, Zhytomyr region.
On April 17, a video appeared online showing one man in military uniform beating another and using profanity. It turned out that it was an officer of the military unit of the National Guard from Ivano-Frankivsk, who beat a conscript soldier.
Source: Racurs
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