“They called me a dill, a crest, a p******, they pissed on the military man.” In Rostov-on-Don, police beat up a participant in the war in Ukraine for having a Wagner license plate.
At the Rostov-on-Don bus station on June 2, police detained Alexei Eroshkov, a participant in the war in Ukraine. According to him, he was beaten, his military ID was damaged and he was insulted, although the reason for his arrest was the license plate “WAGNER 92”.
“Instead of getting a proper detention, I got this. They called me “dill”, “Khokhlo”, “p*******m”, and pissed on the military man, saying that he was made,” says Eroshkov.
According to him, he did not resist the police. He himself has been fighting in Ukraine for more than a year.
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The Russian military man said that he was beaten and humiliated by the police because of his WAGNER 92 license plate. Now the security forces forced him to make a video with a refutation
Yesterday ASTRA published a video message from Alexey Eroshkov. In the video, a participant in the war in Ukraine stated that because of a car sign with the word “Wagner” he was beaten by police in Rostov-on-Don. According to Eroshkov, the security forces beat him, humiliated him, and “pissed on” his documents. Now Eroshkov’s story has continued - he was detained by the police and a new video was made “explaining the situation.”
“Previously, I posted a video message in which I indicated that I had been beaten by police officers, and also that the police officers had damaged my state documents in a certain way. In the process of clarifying the circumstances, it was clarified that these were not police officers, but bus station security officers,” Eroshkov says in the video.
Now “measures are being carried out to identify the citizens who committed this offense,” employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs reported. At the time of publication of the news, the editors were unable to contact Eroshkov himself.
