Investigation of beating Syrian doctor on commuter train completed
The case on beating a Syrian on Minsk-Orsha commuter train was passed to the Belarusian Transport Prosecutor who will pass it further to the court.
This information has been provided by charter97.org with a reference to official representative of the Investigatory Committee Alyaksandr Herasimau.
As Euroradio informed before, on July 6 a young man with a noisy company beat a Syrian native on a commuter train. It turned out later that the victim was a resident physician at one of Minsk hospitals.
The investigation of the case has been completed on September 3. The detained youngster is charged with hooliganism accompanied by severe violation of public order and violence against the victim. The maximum punishment he may face is imprisonment for the term of up to 2 years.
