Deputy Rashkin announced his readiness to cooperate with the investigation in the case of elk hunting with the investigation of the incident with the elk, which was found in the trunk of his car. Interfax writes about this.
He confirmed that he had sent a letter to the head of the Investigative Committee (IC) of Russia, Alexander Bastrykin. According to the deputy, in the event of his voluntary participation in investigative actions, the procedure for removing parliamentary immunity from him will not be required.
At the same time, the secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, Alexander Yushchenko, added that the party leadership discussed the situation with the mining case moose. “At the meeting with the leadership, it was clearly determined that no one is evading responsibility, but speculation on this topic is unacceptable,” he stressed.
On the night of October 29, the deputy's car was stopped in the Saratov region by a policeman with a local hunting committee. A dead elk was found in his trunk. Rashkin said that he saw the carcass of an animal and wanted to hand it over to law enforcement officers.