Russian prosecutors have asked a 3? to play year in prison Friday for bloggers of hatred against religious accused of "Pokemon Go" in a church.

The prosecutor requested that the case against Ruslan Sokolovsky, 22, in the city of Yekaterinburg wound. A judge said would be a verdict in the case on May 11, will be given

Sokolowski has a new video on his blog that the game of smartphones in a church on the assumption that the last Russian tsar and his family were killed built shows. He has been in prison since October.

He is accused of inciting religious hatred. It's the same offense, the two women from the sent Pussy Riot collective punk in prison in 2012 for two years.

"Honestly, I'm really shocked that prosecutors asked 3½ years," mainly because he was not a violent crime, Sokolowski, Interfax quoted agency.

He said he studies and works and could lose everything if he is sent to prison.

The RIA Novosti news agency quoted prosecutor Alexei Bushmakov and said he hoped for an acquittal or a suspended sentence.