Russian tourist acquitted in Sharm el-Sheikh dance incident

A Russian national was detained in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, and accused of 'violating rules of conduct accepted in Islam'.

Consensus

Sergey Mironov, a Russian tourist, was acquitted by a court in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, on August 18.
The court found Mironov not guilty of the main charges brought against him.
Mironov was fined 10,000 Egyptian pound.
The incident occurred in the Renaissance Hotel in Sharm el-Sheikh.
The incident involved Mironov dancing and accidentally falling onto a local woman during a show.
The woman's husband was upset and a conflict ensued.
The Russian embassy in Cairo reported on the court's decision.
Mironov was initially released on bail, but the prosecution appealed the decision.

Mironov danced 'Lambada' during the incident. — vm
The man's wife demanded $10,000 to settle the matter. — vm
Mironov's wife actively sought help from the Russian consulate, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Rossotrudnichestvo, and the Human Rights Ombudsman. — vm
Mironov was allegedly under the influence of alcohol when he fell on the woman. — vesti
The Russian embassy stated that they expected all charges to be dropped. — tg_rian_ru