Sapa's editor-in-chief, Alina Dzhikaeva, was sent to pretrial detention.

Zamoskvoretsky District Court of Moscow posted Alina Dzhikayeva has been sentenced to two months in pretrial detention on bribery charges. She will remain in custody until June 12. Her defense insisted on house arrest and plans to appeal the pretrial detention. Dzhikayeva has two children. 

The duty officer from Makhachkala, Shamsutdin Shamsutdinov, who was accused of receiving money, sent under house arrest. 

According to investigators, Dzhigkaev accepted a bribe of 250 rubles. was receiving Shamsutdinov received information about incidents and the operational situation in Dagestan and North Ossetia. She pleaded not guilty. 

Photo: Moscow Courts of General Jurisdiction