Combat Terrorist Organization

The main used gang symbol was the swastika ^[4] . The leader and ideologist of the gang Borovikov (“Sour”) was a staunch racist who dreamed through direct actions to “cleanse” St. Petersburg ( Nevograd ) of “non-Russians” - representatives of other races. The purpose of his struggle, he saw the transformation of the " Jewish RF" (where ZOG rules) into a mono-ethnic "White Russia " ^[5] . Christianity caused sharp criticism, the alternative of which was the pagan " Nordic Russia" ^[6] . In addition, the organization promoted the values ​​of a healthy lifestyle and the rejection of alcohol and drugs ^[7] .

The gang's main weapon was knives and pistols , and they also used a crossbow , hunting carbines , pump action weapons and a Mosin rifle trim .

When Alexei Voevodin's mother and grandmother died, he inherited 2 apartments. Having sold one, he bought a car, 4 Saiga carbines and walkie-talkies for listening to police frequencies.

In mid-June 2004, the parents of the murdered Rostislav Hoffmann, who spoke with members of the group, found a list compiled by their son before his death - 12 names and nicknames, and the name of the group, in his opinion - Mad Crowd. After his death, Hoffmann's parents carried this list to the investigating authorities, but the list was lost. ^[9] The investigation found out about the existence of the Borovikov-Voevodin group from the Agency for Journalistic Investigations - AZhUR, which went on the trail of the gang due to the testimony of repentant skinheads who told reporters that the police are falsifying cases and condemning innocent minors for crimes of the Borovikov-Voevodin group. AZhUR appealed directly to the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation.

Dmitry Borovikov was shot in the back of the head ^[10] from several meters “in the armed opposition of the police” during his detention, from a Makarov pistol by operatives of the 18th Department of the Organized Crime Control Department. Other members of the group were arrested in May 2006. The last arrested member of the group is Ruslan Melnik. He was detained in the Central Park of Culture. Kirov July 15, 2006.

14 members of the group were charged with the murder of Professor Nikolai Girenko , the murder of two young people who spoke with members of the group, Rostislav Hoffman and his friend Alexey Golovchenko on June 7, 2004 in the Zakhodskoye village of the Vyborg region, the murder of a DPRK citizen Kim Hyun Ika on December 14, 2003 year, killing a nine-year Khursheda Sultonova, February 9, 2004, the Cameroonian student murder Lampsar Samba April 7, 2006, arson Trinity Cathedral, Saint Petersburg , attacks on post offices in order to plunder, arson of a church in Sel pn , numerous arson stalls. In total, 13 episodes of the crimes provided for in Articles 209 (banditry), 105 (murder), 282 (inciting ethnic hatred) and 222 (illegal firearms trafficking) of the Criminal Code were charged with members of the group. ^{[11] [12] [13] [14]}

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• Jury formed in case of Borovikov-Voevodin gang
• Borovikov-Vojvodina gang