In response, the supervisory agency reminded him of the term for extremism
He calls himself a psychic, magician, wizard and sorcerer. But his name is simply Sergei. For people of such professions, the name is too common. Not like some Svyatozar, Luchedar or Blagomir.
Sergey lives in Magnitogorsk and, apparently, earns his living with supernatural skills.
- If you were deceived, talked to, robbed, robbed, beaten, on the street, in housing and communal services, in the market, at work, there is no point in going to lawyers and law enforcement agencies. Contact me and the punishment will overtake the true guilty in a mystical way, says an ad in the magician's group on social networks.
The wizard keeps up with the times and offers all interested students protection from the exam.
- Transfer a comfortable amount to my account and return the harm caused to your health, time, well-being by the authors and performers of the Unified State Exam. The more you pay, the more you get back, he writes.
Perhaps Sergei would have worked calmly for himself if he had not turned to the prosecutor's office. Although he himself strongly warned people against such an act. The thing is that his child attended preparatory courses for school, but the child was not taken to that same educational institution.
- He wrote that he did not agree with this and demanded to put things in order in the education system. Otherwise, he himself will put things in order by exoteric methods,”Natalya Mamaeva, senior assistant to the regional prosecutor, told the newspaper Komsomolskaya Pravda - Chelyabinsk.
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The prosecutor's office decided to look for the applicant in social networks and came across his group. And there are appeals for protection from the authorities and so on.
- At his exoteric receptions, a citizen can persuade his clients to take extremist actions. The prosecutor issued a warning to him. He recalled that his words can be regarded as public calls for extremist activity, and this is a criminal article. The maximum punishment is up to four years in prison, the prosecutor's office added.
ANDREY ABRAMOV
