
In the Moscow district of Ramenki, the ChOP employees beat the protesters against the construction of the road. This was reported "Says Moscow" with reference to the municipal deputy Marina Ivlieva.
On Wednesday, a car with cabins and another equipment arrived at the construction site. About 100 people blocked access to the construction site. The Chopovtsy hired by the construction company tried to push them away.
“The woman was already taken by ambulance to the hospital. She stood on a snowdrift in front of the equipment, hit her with a bucket, she became bad. We asked the police to intervene in this situation, and she began to push us away,” Ivleva said. According to her, the residents of Ramenok asked the workers to present documents and the project of production work, but they refused to do this.
As the OVD-Info reports , several people who tried to block the road to the “KAMAZ”. Two of these people were hospitalized; There was no information about their condition.
According to MK, the State Duma deputy Vladimir Rodin came to the scene and announced that a meeting was being held with a deputy who did not require coordination. The newspaper wrote that several activists detained before, after the statement, the Motherland was released. Nevertheless, Chopovtsy and police officers began to force people to push people away.
Meanwhile, ATD-Info writes that four protesters were taken to OP Ramenki. A protocol was drawn up to the mother of minor children, Irina Sentsov, under Part 6.1 of Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (participation in an inconsistent campaign that interferes with the traffic), which provides for up to 15 days of arrest. After that, she was exempted to an obligation of a turnout.
About Grigory Tolkachev and two more detainees, it was reported that they were left in the department before the trial. However, after lawyer Sergei Panchenko came to Ramenki, all threewere released without drawing up protocols, despite the fact that they also made reports on part 6.1 of Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses.
As a result, the households installed and fenced the construction site.
Since August 2015, residents of Ramenok will protest against the construction of a new road, which should connect Michurinsky Prospekt with Svetlanova Street. They are unhappy that the road will pass next to the territory of four kindergartens and two schools.