Leader of St. Petersburg AKM beaten

On the afternoon of January 9, 2006, in the center of St. Petersburg, near Gostiny Dvor on Nevsky Prospekt, Maxim Malyshev, leader of the Leningrad branch of the Red Youth Vanguard (AKM), was beaten up.

M. Malyshev, who was selling the newspaper "Control Shot" at the place of the traditional meeting of opposition representatives, was attacked at a bus stop by three men of about twenty-five, as the report on the incident specifically emphasizes, " in ordinary clothes . " The attackers silently inflicted several blows on the head to Malyshev.

Passers-by called the police, the police, in turn - an ambulance, which hospitalized the victim: he had a broken right eyebrow, abrasions on his face and signs of a concussion.

Sources

• Druzhininsky M. An oppositionist was beaten again in St. Petersburg // Institute "Collective Action". 2006. January 10.