In a development from Moscow’s Presnensky Court, three suspects were detained in the assault case involving CSKA basketball star Alexei Shved. The case remains active with no additional assailants identified at this time. According to a Telegram channel affiliated with 112, the main aggressor, identified as Yusuf, who reportedly drove a vehicle for Ramzin Amirslanov, is still at large. Authorities say he plans to surrender and provide a confession, yet a submission has not occurred and no statements have been offered to police.
The court has ordered that Gleb Pisarev, Ramzin Amirslanov, and Prince Amirslanov be held in custody through July 2. The procedural steps reflect ongoing investigations and the caution exercised by the judiciary while the case unfolds.
The incident trace back to the evening of May 1, when Shved, accompanied by his wife and a group of friends, was dining at a central Moscow restaurant. An argument erupted as they were leaving, escalating into a street confrontation with several individuals who then assaulted the athlete. The force of the attack caused Shved to fall, with spectators noting blood at his ear as he was struck.
Shved was swiftly transported by medical teams and later reported to have been unconscious for roughly twenty minutes following the beating. He remains hospitalized as doctors monitor his condition and determine the appropriate course of care. The medical timeline underscores the seriousness of the incident and the need for careful medical evaluation during recovery.
Authorities also identified a second victim in the incident—a restaurant chef who confronted the attackers to defend the athlete. The chef sustained injuries while intervening, highlighting the broader impact of the altercation beyond the primary target. This detail adds another layer to the unfolding case as investigators gather testimonies and security footage from the venue and surrounding areas. [Citation: Moscow Presnensky Court records, official statements]
As the investigation continues, the public attention in the United States and Canada has grown, with commentators noting the swift police response and the subsequent court actions. The situation illustrates how sporting figures may be affected by high-profile incidents and the importance of legal processes that ensure due process for all involved. The ongoing attention also reflects an interest in how such cases are handled by courts outside North America, providing a broader context for fans who follow international sports and legal developments. [Attribution: Local judicial press releases and regional news agencies]