Upon the death of the prisoner Elshad Babayev in Prison No 14, a criminal case started under Article 309.2 (abuse of power, with the use of violence).
Turan learned this from a source in law enforcement. However, no one has been detained.
Article 309.2 provides for imprisonment from 3 to 7 years.
The sister of the deceased released his photographs, where you can see numerous signs of violence – bruising and scars, including on his head.
However, the medical examination gave a conclusion that he died of a heart attack.
However, the facts of violence against Babaev are confirmed by other inmates of the jail. His death sparked unrest in the prison, which was suppressed by riot troops.
The Prison Service denied the fact of torture immediately after the death of Babayev. -03B-
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