Zezin, along with a colleague, saw children on quad bikes in the…

Zezin, along with a colleague, saw children on quad bikes in the field.

Consensus

The incident occurred on July 13 involving children on all-terrain vehicles near a research field.
Nikita Zezin and his colleague stopped the children, allegedly for trespassing on experimental fields.
Zezin was hospitalized after being attacked and died several days later.
A criminal case was opened by the Investigative Committee.
The suspect was arrested on July 29.
The suspect's wife claims he did not physically assault Zezin.
The suspect's wife states that the children were not on the field and were being pursued by Zezin and his colleague.
The suspect's wife says the children were forcibly taken into a vehicle and denied the ability to call their parents.
The suspect's wife claims she contacted Rosgvardia to document that no assault occurred.
The suspect was charged with hooliganism and faced a request for arrest.

The wife of the suspect claims the children were riding on the field to collect remaining crops after rain damage, not to destroy them. — vm
The wife of the suspect states that the men on the UAZ only threatened and pushed the children, not physically assaulted them. — vm
Svetlana Revyuk, mother of one of the children, claims the men threatened the children with a stick and called them 'fascists' and 'terrorists'. — vm
Svetlana Revyuk claims the autopsy revealed Zezin died from chronic kidney stone disease and gastric infection, not a heart attack. — vm
The wife of the suspect claims her husband was protecting the children and that Zezin and his colleague were chasing them on a quad bike. — vesti
The wife of the suspect claims Zezin and his colleague forced the children into a car and prevented them from calling their parents. — vesti
The wife of the suspect claims that the children had visible injuries and that evidence will be presented. — m24
The wife of the suspect says their initial appeal was not accepted, and attention only came after Zezin's death. — m24