Yaroslav Yeromenko (, born 20 January 1989), better known as DJ JARR, is a Ukrainian DJ, music producer and remixer from Kramatorsk. Early life Yeromenko was born on January 20, 1989, in Kramatorsk. His father Yeromenko Oleg was general director of the Star Kramatorsk machine-building plant, and deputy of Kramatorsk City Council. Yeromenko's father taught him love to music. Yeromenko went to music school to study guitar, but he did not finish his studies. At age 16, he went to England where he studied English. He lived in Brighton where he became interested of electronic music, clubs and nightlife. After returning to Ukraine, he began play electronic music. He became a DJ at the main disco of Kramatorsk. In 2007 Yeromenko went to Kyiv to enter Shevchenko University, as his family advised him, but eventually chose the Kyiv Institute of International Relations. The 17th of April 2007 year, Yeromenko's father died in a car accident. Yeromenko returned to Kramatorsk after his father's death. He transfer to the Donbass Machine-building Academy and to become an engineer, and then worked as a sales manager of the Energomashspetsstal factory. Arrest Yeromenko bought a console, controllers and acted at home closed parties in Kramatorsk. He decided to start a business in Svyatogorsk. He worked in marketing communications, especially digital-technology. On 27 April 2014 Yeromenko was stopped by the armed formations of the self-proclaimed DPR at a roadblock on the Kramatorsk-Svyatogorsk road near Sloviansk. In the trunk of his car the guards found a fan scarf of the Ukraine national football team and photos with the flag of Ukraine in his phone. Yeromenko had never taking an active part in politics. In spite of this, the guards suspected Yeromenko of connections with the Right Sector. He was declared an "enemy of the republic" and sentenced to immediate execution. However, this decision was later canceled. It was decided to send Yeromenko to Slavyansk for further clarification. He was tortured and beaten and forced to shout "Glory to Ukraine" and sing the national anthem of Ukraine. "Especially, I was tortured because I being a local and do not support the new regime. The blue and yellow scarf found in the trunk was tied round my neck and the warders passing by me periodically choked me to them." In the basement of the SBU building in Slavyansk, Yeromenko was in the same cell with stage-manager Pavel Yurov and