"The face of extremist orientation"

On December 13, 2007 in Moscow, employees of the transport police of the Kursk railway station tried to detain Oleg Kozlovsky, the coordinator of the Oborona movement, for being " "a person of an extremist or nationalist orientation .

The above wording was contained in the telephone message presented by the policemen. According to them, they were supposed to "carry out investigative actions" against Kozlovsky, but could not specify which ones.

After writing an explanatory note about where and why he was going, and also, as he often happens abroad, Kozlovsky was released.

Sources

• Moscow. Police officers tried to detain Oleg Kozlovsky, coordinator of the Oborona movement // New Newspaper. 2007. December 13.