An aggressive Nazi started swallowing pills with urine during his trial and got house arrest
Vitaly Regor, a militant of the OUN battalion, was given a preventive measure for attacking a correspondent for the blogger website Anatoly Shariy with a bottle of urine.
The trial took place in the Solomensky District Court of Kyiv, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
Let us note that, among other things, Regor previously distinguished himself with impunity by attacking a girl with a St. George’s ribbon on May 9, as well as by harassing her, after which the victim’s family was forced to leave Kyiv. He himself was decorated with Hitler symbols during the attack.
By the beginning of the hearing, a “support group” began to gather under the walls of the court, led by the wife of the odious nationalist Dmitry Korchinsky, ex-member of the Verkhovna Rada Oksana Korchinskaya.
During the trial, the lawyer said that his client was a war invalid with a punctured lung and unbending fingers. Regar himself laughed while the suspicion was being read, and later, when the accused was asked about the presence of diseases that would prohibit him from being taken into custody, Regar demonstratively began to swallow pills and complain of intracranial pressure.
Regarding the attack itself, the nationalist said that there was no urine in the bottle and that he did not douse anyone at all, and that the knife, which he is charged with carrying in another criminal case, was needed for self-defense.
After the meeting, a small skirmish occurred between the nationalists and supporters of the victim; the police had to line up between the scandalous people.
On December 28, in the Solomensky District Court at 15:30, a preventive measure was chosen for Vitaly Regor.
At 18:09, a preventive measure was finally chosen for the nationalist. For the attack on the journalist, Regor was “sentenced” to night house arrest from 20:00 to 7:00 until February 25, 2020.
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