Alexei Mikhailovich Voevodin was born on December 8, 1984, he is the leader of an organized criminal group consisting of at least thirteen people. The crimes of this gang include approximately 13 cases, all of them have an extremist orientation.
Nazi convictions
The leader of the criminal community, which is known as the Combat Terrorist Organization, had several previous convictions. So, he was convicted and sentenced to probation for a series of robberies. In December 2005, Voevodin appeared before the judiciary on charges of participating in the organization Mad Crowd, whose activities were clearly extremist. In this group, Alexey Voevodin was the leader fueling the ideology of its member members. The Nazi won authority not only in his cell. Among other Nazi organizations operating in the Russian Federation, Alexey Voevodin was also popular. SvR - this is what its members of the Russian Racist Movement called it, which is the abbreviation "Made in Russia."
Creation of a criminal organization
In addition to Vojvodina, the Combat Terrorist Organization had another leader - Borovikov. This group operated in St. Petersburg for a three-year period - from 2003 to 2006. Her education occurred in connection with the collapse of other Nazi groups whose activities were suppressed by the police. These criminal communities were already called Mad Crowd, the second group was called Schulz-88. The remaining free members of these groups gathered together with the help of Borovikov and Voevodin, and other participants who were not previously part of the Nazi groups were additionally recruited.
This time, Alexey Voevodin, the leader of the gang, decided to act differently. He forbade his subordinates to shave their heads, don any uniform, that is, outwardly gang members were no different from ordinary citizens of the country. Their appearance has not become so noticeable for law enforcement officials, and therefore it was much more difficult to catch them. The bandits got money for their activities by committing robberies and robberies. More than once they were robbed of post offices, but the robberies were only one of the many episodes of the criminal case of Voevodin and Borovikov.
The total number of criminal offenses against the participants in the organized crime group was thirteen episodes. Among them were previously spotted robberies, as well as murder, illicit firearms and banditry. The law enforcement authorities had and seized several pieces of carbines, Tokarev pistols, rifles and guns. The bandits even found explosives, not to mention edged weapons.
Criminal Detention
On April 7, 2006, Alexei Mikhailovich Voevodin committed the murder of a citizen of Senegal Lamsal Sambo. For a relatively short period of time, he was detained by the police. The killing of the Senegalese occurred on Fifth Red Army Street. At the crime scene, the Nazis left the gun - TOZ-194-01. This pump-action shotgun was painted with various Nazi patterns, swastikas, and slogans calling for extremism. The weapon belonged to Borovikov, when the operatives left to detain him, he was shot dead as a result of a shootout, and Alexey Voevodin was detained.
Investigation and trial
An investigation of this case took place for more than three years. The reason for this long period was the fact that Voevodin and his associates claimed many crimes committed by them. In fact, they admitted to all extremist violations of the law. The investigation tried to find out when the group really committed certain crimes, and when someone else committed them. During the trial, Voevodin repeatedly tried to delay the process, including trying to commit suicide right in the courtroom.
On June 14, 2011, the leader of a criminal group was convicted by the court of committing crimes, in particular the murders of visiting guests from other countries. He was sanctioned by imprisonment. The term is for life. It was later transferred to Crosses. He is the author of a banned and extremist work entitled "My War."