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US citizen put in 2-month pre-trial detention, Russian court says

08/15/2024

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2024.08.15 11:53

MOSCOW (Reuters) – A Russian court has put U.S. citizen Joseph Tater in pre-trial detention until Oct. 14, the court said on Thursday.

The American is accused of violence against a policeman, the court added.

© Reuters. U.S. citizen Joseph Tater, accused of petty hooliganism, attends a court hearing in Moscow, Russia, in this handout picture released on August 14, 2024. Moscow City Court Press Service/Handout via REUTERS/File Photo

On Wednesday, a court sentenced Tater to 15 days in jail for petty hooliganism.

Russian news agency Interfax had previously reported that Tater was detained on Aug. 12 for hooliganism and subsequently assaulted a police officer, leading to a separate criminal case being opened against him.

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