
16-year-old Victoria Kuznetsova, detained on Tuesday on the Triomphe Square, claims that she is threatened by an employee of the Center for "E Alexey Odnny. He demands to testify against the activist of "other Russia" Sergey Aksenov, Kuznetsova told the granim.ru ( 
According to her, the trench came to her at the children's receiver at the 21st hospital and, threatening with strangulation, demanded to blame Aksenov of harassment. Victoria clarifies that they were left alone in the room. She refused to write a false denunciation and is going to file an application with the police with a complaint about the actions of the trench.
Kuznetsova was detained along with the 6-year-old son of Aksenov at the direction of the trench during the action for free elections. They were delivered to the Tver police department, where the boy was interrogated and refused to let him go to his father. Then the child took the child. Victoria was sent to the special receiver, where the trenches came the next day. Then the girl took the girl. The police claimed that the girl was listed in the database of being wanted. However, Victoria herself claims that in May of this year she was expelled from the base at the request of her mother.
Alexei Trennaya is known in the case of the murder of the National Economic Development of Yuri Chervochkin. He detained him, and also led his search at his house.
In total, about 60 oppositionists, in particular, members of the Executive Committee of another Russia, Alexander Volynets and Alexander Averin, the leader of the Moscow branch of the party Nikolai Avdyushenkov, were detained on Tuesday. According to the press service of the other Russians, there were several times more police officers than in the previous action. The police acted extremely tough. The stretching with the slogan "Elections without opposition - crime" they pulled out of the hands in a matter of seconds. People were pushed into buses. A participant in the action that spoke to Megaphone was wrapped on asphalt, accompanying this with blows.

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