When a person is robbed or any constitutional rights are violated, the citizen rushes to contact the police for help in solving the problem. And what to do if the offender is the police representative himself, few people know.
The first steps
If suddenly an unpleasant situation has happened in the life of a citizen of the Russian Federation, in which a representative of the authorities appears, namely a policeman, then a number of rules should be adhered to in order to bring the case to court and still bring the offender to justice.
First, it is necessary to write a statement at the nearest police station against a government official who violated the rights of a citizen. It is necessary to describe as accurately as possible the essence of the problem and indicate the place of the commission of the act, the alleged motives, and so on.
Secondly, if an individual was injured or, in the course of the conflict, a police officer damaged the property of a citizen, then it is necessary to obtain a document that would confirm this fact. In the case of beatings, this must be a medical examination.
Thirdly, the injured party should try to find witnesses to the conflict and ask them to testify on the issue in question. The more carefully the picture is drawn, the more likely the offender will be held accountable for the acts committed.
Another factor that affects the entire procedure is consistency. The injured party should not rush, it is not for nothing that there is a saying: "hurry up - you will make people laugh."
The most important points
It will seem to many that suing a government official is a waste of time, one way or another, the policeman will avoid serious punishment. The maximum, how the bosses will influence him - it will deprive him of the “thirteenth” salary, but that was not the case. An employee who committed illegal acts towards ordinary citizens of Russia must be punished to the fullest extent of the law, an aggravating moment in this situation will be the fact that the police officer was on duty.
Also, do not forget that the police often lose documents, especially those that carry negative information about the police officer. In this case, the plaintiff needs to protect himself.
Firstly, each document that remains in a state institution must be submitted in two copies: one is transferred to the institution, and the other remains in the hands of the plaintiff. A citizen who leaves documents must take a receipt from the person who accepted them. In case of loss, it can be brought to justice.
All copies of documents must be stamped by the institution and all certificates must be certified by a notary. And, finally, if in the admission department of the injured party, under any pretext, they refuse to accept the application, then you should hurry to contact the prosecutor's office.
