They searched Vladimir Ashurkov, a member of the Coordination Council, a member of the organizing committee of the unregistered People's Alliance party, and the director of the Rospil anti-corruption foundation. After lawyer Vadim Kobzev arrived, Ashurkov opened the door to investigators and the search began. As it turned out, this was a search in connection with the theft of about 100 million rubles allocated by the ever-memorable Union of Right Forces party for the 2007 election campaign of the Allekt company, which, according to the investigation, was headed by Alexei Navalny at that time. The Rospil project was founded by Navalny, and the People's Alliance party was organized by his allies. Navalny is a suspect in this case, and as witnesses they have already interrogated the former vice-chairman of the Union of Right Forces, and now the head of the movement of the same name with a vague future, Leonid Gozman, the former deputy prime minister of the government of the Kirov region (where Navalny worked as an adviser to the governor for some time) and a former member SPS Maria Gaidar and even former member of the SPS and member of the Constitutional Court Boris Nemtsov, who has already refused to testify.