CONSOLIDATED REPORT force was used, the combat technique “twist of the arms”. At the same time, none of them “stopped their illegal actions, began to run amok, with attempts to put BRS handcuffs on to calm them down, did not allow to put them on, tried to beat their head against the wall and the floor”. Moreover, the staff of the establishment “loudly and distinctly several times orally asked each of them to stop their illegal actions” and explained that otherwise “special means will be used”. None of them “reacted to the warnings and continued to run rampant”. And at the same time, each of them needed to apply “7-8 beatings”, and to “completely calm them down” they also had to put “BRS” handcuffs on them. At the same time, the number of beatings, according to the inspection and the attached photographs, ranged from 20 to 40-50 beatings, while they were applied to previously forcibly bared body parts (buttocks and upper thighs) in a position where the victims were pressed to the floor, including their heads 35 facing the floor. These actions were not aimed at overcoming the resistance of convicts, as indicated in the acts, or for pacification, but it was done with the purpose of punishment. There is no explanation for the fact that the convicts, who walked more than 100 meters in the “swallow” position, were suddenly able to break out in the disciplinary cell corridor, although there were a lot of employees in the disciplinary cell corridor and start “beating their heads against the wall”. There is also no explanation why it was necessary to lead the convicts for 100 meters and more to prevent resistance, which, if it took place: a) saw all the convicts who were there, b) should have been terminated on the spot. According to Article 60 of the Law No. 380-IV of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated January 6, 2011 “On Law Enforcement Services”, “... employees have the right to use physical force, including combat fighting techniques, as well as special means,