The suspect in the murder of the artist Skrepetsky was arrested for three months

A court in Poland has arrested for three months a suspect in the murder of Russian artist Semyon Skrepetsky (real name — Robert Kuzovkov). This was reported on June 20 on the website of the police of the Lublin Voivodeship of the republic.

"Today, the police took the suspect to court, which imposed a preventive punishment in the form of a three—month pre-trial detention," the statement said.

According to law enforcement officials, a 36-year-old Georgian citizen was detained during a large-scale operation. After his arrest, he was placed in a pre-trial detention cell. It is noted that the defendant may face life imprisonment on charges of murder.

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Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced on June 18 that employees of the country's Internal Security Agency had detained a suspect in the murder of Skrepetsky. According to him, the special services are working to identify the mastermind of the murder.