The media reported the pardon of two members of the Tsapkov gang after the SVO
The media, citing sources, report the pardon of two members of the so-called Tsapkov gang, who committed a mass murder in the village of Kushchevskaya, Krasnodar Territory, in 2010. Then, in a private house, a local farmer and his relatives, family friends and a neighbor with her son were killed — a total of 12 people, including four children. The youngest victim, a farmer's granddaughter, was 9 months old. The investigation later established that the "Tsapkov gang" was involved in many other crimes in the village. The criminals were charged with numerous cases of rape, robbery, grievous bodily harm, and murder. Several members of the gang were convicted and received long sentences of imprisonment, including life.
161.ru, citing a source, writes that Vyacheslav Ryabtsev, nicknamed Buba, and Andrei Bykov, nicknamed Bull, received pardon for participation in the SVO. According to the publication’s source, Ryabtsev was the first to leave for the Northern Military District, and now he “is already free, married, and lives in one of the cities of the Krasnodar Territory.” Baza confirms the information about the pardon, but reports that Ryabtsev “lives with his mother.”
Bykov, according to the interlocutor of 161.ru, was wounded at the North Military District and is now in the hospital. The duration of further treatment is estimated at 4 months.
The publication also writes that another convicted gang member, Vladimir Alekseev (nicknamed Bespredel), was refused to be taken into the PMC.
In the case " Tsapkov gang» Bykov and Ryabtsev were sentenced to 20 years in prison, Alekseev received a life sentence.