"He won't stop!" A former detective who stalked his girlfriend for four years has been released from custody.
He slashed car tires, broke windows, smeared an apartment door, and made threats on social media—that's how former Nizhny Novgorod detective Roman L. paid attention to his girlfriend, an investigator in the same department. with the help of the media She secured his arrest, but the lovesick stalker was released from court. Now the victim fears his persecution even more.
The story began four years ago, when a detective confessed his feelings to a fellow investigator. The woman refused, and L. didn't accept the refusal. Both left the police, but the man continued to blackmail the object of his affection, made threats, and committed acts that certainly could have been charged with hooliganism, but weren't.
"He slashed my car seven times, probably all the tires. He'll continue to commit unlawful acts against me because I've filed 48 complaints to the Ministry of Internal Affairs regarding his criminal activities, and he won't stop!", the stalking victim appealed to the court.
The police did not defend their former employee; the stalker was only arrested after the story appeared in the media and was brought to the attention of Investigative Committee head Alexander Bastrykin.
L. stated in court that he regarded their acquaintance as a "relationship" during which they simply quarreled. His lawyer did not respond to questions from a Kstati correspondent about the appropriateness of the man's behavior.
“I asked for him to be isolated from society; he is dangerous to me… If a tragedy happens and he does something to me and my child, then the public will know that I was trying to protect myself,” — the woman commented on the court’s decision.
The court prohibited Roman L. from approaching the victim and her family members, talking to them, or interacting with them in any other way.
"NeMoscow" reported history model Maria Nelyubova, who is being stalked. Police promised to investigate.
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