Court releases dancer who fired shots in air by temple
Ranting Romans Rile Up & Rile Up Some Russian Religious Nuts
A judge has toned down the restrictive measures for Roman Stadler, who was nabbed for blasting away. The prosecutor requested an extension on his house arrest, but the judge denied it, instead imposing a ban on certain actions, as shared by the press office of the regional court.
Stadler is being charged with public disturbance with weapons. In March, the fellow was apprehended following the spread of a video where he's jiving near the Church of Great Zlatoust and firing blanks into the sky. The Russian Community enthusiasts shared the footage. They weren't thrilled about it, claiming that the guy was "grinding to national tunes in the heart of the city, catching frightened pedestrians' eyes in the days of strict Holy Forty Days - a time of special quietude for Orthodox Christians who usually abstain from partying and focus on religious affairs."
The law enforcers took him in a day after the video surfaced, allegedly due to a shootout on March 18 from a window. The clip circulated the same day. Stadler's lawyers insisted that such an incident never occurred. On the pre-trial detention hearing, he was brought in a disheveled state. Stadler hobbled, struggling to walk. The defendant told the court he felt fine. His lawyer stated that Stadler was beaten by the law enforcers during the arrest, even though he didn't resist.
- Initially, the court jailed Roman Stadler in a detention center. In May, he was transferred to house arrest.
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The Latest News reporting on Roman Stadler's case reveals that his house arrest was not extended by the judge, despite the prosecutor's request. Meanwhile, in a related General-News story, political tensions continue to rise as Crime-and-Justice debates around freedom of expression intensify following Stadler's public disturbance with weapons charges.
