
Listers seized during the search in the Moscow office of Open Russia contain calls for extremist activity. This was reported by TASS with reference to a source in law enforcement agencies.
"The examination of the leaflets has already been carried out. She showed that they found signs containing calls for extremist activities," the agency’s interlocutor said.
On Thursday, seven operatives of the Federal Head of the Center for Combating Extremism were searched in the editorial office of Open Russia . As stated at the disposal of the search signed by the first deputy head of the Main Directorate for the Combating of the Extremism of the Major General of the police Igor Morozov, the department received information that the editorial office is displayed, printed and stored "Agitation materials (banners, leaflets, etc.), containing calls for extremist activities, to disseminate and demonstrate publicly on April 19, 2015 year at the opposition rally. "
"The actions of unidentified persons related to the development, manufacture, distribution and public demonstration of campaign materials containing calls for extremist activity may fall under the signs of a crime under paragraph 1 of Article 280 of the Criminal Code, however, there is no sufficient data to resolve the issue of initiating a criminal case at present," was also noted in the document.
The security forces after an eleven -hour search seized computers and electronic information carriers to the editorial office. Journalists did not take away the mobile phones, but they did not allow them to call from them. In addition, leaflets and posters were seized, prepared for the "march of peace and freedom."
"The real reason for the search in" Open Russia "is the shooting of the film about the place of Kadyrov in the current system of power. The obvious question is: who is the power?" - The founder of the organization Mikhail Khodorkovsky wrote on Twitter.
“The film was really done. Only (miracles!) All shootings and installation computers were seized,” Yegor Maksimov said an employee of Open Russia.
On the eve of the member of the Organizing Committee of Mirch and Freedom, Alexander Ryklin said that on April 19, instead of the intended procession, single pickets would be held . He explained that the city hall officials refused to coordinate the march in the center of Moscow, demanding from the organizers to hold a rally in the north-west district of Schukino. For this reason, Ryklin concluded, single pickets will be held in the center, which by law do not require approval, and then their participants will go to the place of the murder of Boris Nemtsov.
Meanwhile, Interfax on Thursday announced reference to the head of the capital's security department Alexei Mayorov that the city hall applied to the prosecutor's office "with a request to make a warning to the applicants: the action was not agreed and cannot be carried out." “We sent information that the organizers are trying to take people to the streets in some other ways, and we ask you to take this situation under control,” the official added.