Court fines participant of riots near presidential administration, releases him from custody
Kyiv Pechersky District Court has found Yuriy Bolotov, an alleged participant of the December 1 riots near the presidential administration, guilty, fined him and released him from custody, Interfax-Ukraine has learned at the press service of the Prosecutor Office in Kyiv.
"The court found him guilty of active participation in the riots and fined him 50 non-taxable minimum incomes of citizens (UAH 850), and then released the defendant from custody," the press service said.
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