Narios whose police in six girls in the Pussy Riot case

The police will consider the appeal of the “ours” movement, which asks to check several girls for involvement in the Promotion of the Pussy Riot punk group in the Cathedral of Christ the Savior, RIA Novosti reports with reference to the press service of the capital's Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. “Upon receipt of the appeal, it will be considered in the manner prescribed by law,” the press service explained. “Our” sent an appeal to the Moscow Main Directorate with a request to check six girls for possible involvement in the Pussy Riot campaign in XXH.

On September 26, the Commissar of our Movement "Our" Konstantin Goloskokov announced a reward for reliable information about the whereabouts of the participants of the Possy Riot punk group in the Cathedral of Christ the Savior remaining at large. He reported this on his blog. The amount of remuneration is now 50 thousand rubles, these are the personal funds of Goloskokov. At the same time, the commissar announced the start of the collection of funds via the Internet to increase the "prize fund".

"The main injustice is that some of the participants in this underdeveloped show are now sitting, while others are at large. And the punishment, as we understand, should be inevitable. Therefore, I propose to help law enforcement and try to speed up the process of searching for the remaining hooligans. I declare a monetary reward for reliable information about their whereabouts that will help to arrest the hiding girls."

On September 5, a law enforcement source said that the police had not yet identified the accomplices of Punk-Molebna in the XXS. They were also not declared on the international wanted list. "Currently, operational-search measures are still being held aimed at establishing personalities of accomplices. Documents on their declaration on the federal and international wanted list were not executed," the source said.

Earlier, two members of the Pussy Riot group left Russia. "Our two participants in connection with the search successfully left the country! They gain foreign feminists to prepare new stocks!" - reported on August 27 on the group Twitter account. At the same time, it was emphasized that "at least 12 Pussy Riot participants remain in Russia.

This information was then confirmed by the husband of Nadezhda Tolokonnikova Peter Verzilov. He specified that the two activists who went abroad really participated in the February punk young. According to Verzilov, now they are in a safe place in the country with which Russia does not have an agreement on extradition. Verzilov also confirmed that other activists are actively involved in Pussy Riot activities - from 12 to 14 people. Five girls participated in Punk-Molebne.

On August 20, the Moscow head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs reported that they were investigating a criminal case against the remaining Punk-Poolebn participants. "From the criminal case against the members of the group, a case was allocated for a separate proceeding against the accomplices of this crime," the press service of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in Moscow said.

On August 17, the Khamovnican Court sentenced three Pussy Riot participants to two years in a general regime colony. Maria Alekhina, Tolokonnikov and Ekaterina Samutsevich were found guilty of hooliganism based on religious hatred.