
Many detainees at an unauthorized rally, which took place on the triumphal square in Moscow, will be brought to administrative responsibility for disobedience to police officers, the coordinator of the Left Front told Interfax Sergey Udaltsov, who, after the detention, was delivered to the Tverskoye Department of Internal Affairs and was released three hours spent in the police.
"There were six people in the police department. Many administrative protocols were drawn up under Article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (disobedience to the legal requirements of the police officer), activists from different police departments report," Udaltsov said.
He noted that the materials will be sent to the magistrates at the place of residence. According to Udaltsov, earlier a hundred activists who demanded the liberation of their associates gathered near the VED of Tverskaya.
"They chanted:" Freedom. "They were pushed, but no one was detained," he said.
For its part, a member of the Executive Committee of the Coalition "Another Russia" Alexander Averin, who is located in the Hamovniki police department, said that most activists who are in the same department with him also drawn up protocols under Article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses.
Averin added that of the three applicants who traditionally apply to the Moscow authorities with a request to agree on the action, only Konstantin Kosyakin was detained. "Eduard Limonov stayed at the triumphal hour, then the guards were taken away. He was not detained," he said.
In total, the police detained more than 70 people, the head of the information department of the capital's Central Internal Affairs Directorate Viktor Biryukov told RIA Novosti . “According to preliminary data, 75 people were detained,” Biryukov said.
According to the Moscow Central Internal Affairs Directorate, all detained after a preventive conversation and drawing up protocols on an administrative offense were released.