In Khabarovsk, 99 protests were held against the arrest of governor Sergei Furgal. The townspeople gathered for a rally under the windows of the Government of the Khabarovsk Territory by 12 o’clock. Some participants got from the suburbs.
Half an hour before the traditional protest of the flight of the suburban bus, the Amur - Khabarovsk, the police officers stopped on the Amur highway. They did not like two passengers who were asked to go out to check documents. The bus driver decided to wait for them, and the conductor began to explain to the police that people may go to work and undesirable to delay the flight. The employees answered nervously: “Now the driver will take the documents from the driver, and the bus will not go anywhere at all.” After 10 minutes, the incident ended, and the men who came into the view of the police confirmed the “new” that they were active participants in the rallies, so obviously they became confused. One of them said that the employees asked him to dial on the phone *#06#to find out the number of the IMEI mobile device.

In general, the rally on this day, unlike last week, was calm. The most serious incident occurred along Pushkin Street when the protesters went to Lenin Square. The driver of the car did not want to wait for the protesters to pass, and almost ran into people. None of the protesters were injured.
At the building of the Government of the Khabarovsk Territory, there were no detentions and beatings, but the protesters showed that they had not forgotten the strict and unlawful actions of the security forces. They chanted: “The police shame”, “There is no arbitrariness”, “Furgal is not a killer”, “Russia will be free.” Screams tried to jerk music from the established speakers: the stronger the protesters cried out the slogans, the more the invisible “DJ” twisted the volume.

There were no fighters of the Russian Guard this time. The police behaved calmly: the chain guarded the entrance to the government building, occasionally advising to disperse by means of Megafon, in the crowd, as always, “people in civilian clothes” were seen.
Protesters were from 2 to 3 thousand people.


Khabarovsk.