In the "Swamp business" two years later a new accused appeared - an opposition from St. Petersburg

In the criminal case, a new accused appeared about the riots in Bolotnaya Square. Two years after the events in Moscow, which the security forces call "riots", the prosecution was charged with a resident of St. Petersburg Polina Strongina, the website of the Investigative Committee of Russia (SKR) reports.

"Strongina was charged with committing a crime under Part 2 of Article 212 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation (participation in the riots)," the text of the message said.

During the interrogation, the accused partially pleaded guilty, in particular, "the fact of her criminal actions." "The measure of restraint in the form of a non -departure subscription was chosen in relation to Strongina," the UK reports.

A search was carried out at the place of residence of Strongina, during which "it was seized with objects that are relevant to the criminal case." The accused itself is "identified by an eyewitness", investigators clarify.

The New Gazeta reports that Moscow investigators found Strongin in the apartment of her young man - oppositionist Grigory Koppa. After that, the girl was taken to her house, where her parents live.

"The police demanded that they give them material evidence - a jacket in which she was in Bolotnaya Square and a backpack. She also seized her laptop and flash drive. They later returned the laptop, but there was no jacket and backpack," the newspaper writes.

“The fact that they went to look for her to Grisha means that they are listening to phones,” the mother of Polina, Valentina Nikolaevna told the “new”, adding that they took a non -disclosure subscription from them.

Then the activist was taken to the center of the "E" of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia in St. Petersburg, where for eight hours they interrogated, not letting anyone into it, including its lawyer.

During the interrogation, investigators presented the girl a video, which shows how she throws an empty plastic bottle towards the police. After the activist pleaded guilty, she was offered to write a petition for an amnesty.

Currently, the investigation of the criminal case of riots on Bolotnaya Square is ongoing. Investigators claim that the investigation is extended for 25 months, NG notes.

In the UK, they added that they intend to "establish and bring to justice all organizers, participants in the riots and persons who applied violence against representatives of the authorities."

On May 6, 2012, a authorized protest was held in Moscow in Moscow, during which clashes were held between its participants and police. After the action against about 30 activists, criminal cases of riots were instituted. Now, nine of them have been sentenced to real terms of imprisonment, one person has been condemned, another 11 are amnestied. In addition, one person involved is sent for compulsory treatment.

In January 2013, a document was published , which is supposed to partially prove the police involvement in the organization of riots. Three weeks ago - on the second anniversary of the "swamp events" - in many cities of Russia there were shares in support of detained and convicted activists.