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Officer for a woman's skirt
Experts recognized photos from the exhibition "Jock Sturges. Without embarrassment" by the relevant legislation. Thiswas written on his page by the chairman of the Presidium of "Russian Officers", the head of the OP Commission on Security, Anton Tsvetkov.
At the same time, Tsvetkov claims that the mass negative reaction of the public to this exhibition was provoked by publication on the blog of Elena Mironova (known in Lena Miroi). According to the head of the "officers of Russia", there were posted "provocative photographs" of Sturges, who were not at the exhibition.
According to Tsvetkov, it was the publication of Mironova that prompted him to ask for "units of the organization" Officers of Russia ", who are engaged in the prevention of offenses" to come to the Moscow Center for photography named after The Lumier brothers, where the exhibition was held, "to see with his own eyes what is actually exhibited there."
On Sunday, Tsvetkov, at the request of the head of the center of Eduard Litvinsky, himself arrived at the exhibition. He examined the exhibits and handed their pictures to experts who did not find signs of child pornography in them. However, by this time the exhibition was already closed.
“I especially want to emphasize that there were no complaints about us from the leadership of the exhibition,” Tsvetkov wrote. The head of the "Russian officers" said that he intends to demand to check Mironova's post. “I believe that law enforcement agencies should carefully study this publication for the publication of photographs of naked minors and information of a provocative, in fact, character,” he said.
In turn, Mironova in the commentary of the Radio "Says Moscow" expressed bewilderment due to the fact that Tsvetkov and his militants have not yet been arrested under Article 330 of the Criminal Code (arbitrariness). “Probably, I need to personally raise this issue on my blog and plant the guys,” the blogger noted.
“An incomprehensible public organization, who decided to have to fight on the fight against pedophilia, took up arbitrariness and burst with the crowd at the exhibition,” Mironova emphasized. “By some miracle, Tsvetkov agreed with the organizers - as it seems to me, not at all for free, and now turned on the back.”
Tsvetkov, in turn, noticed the radio stations: "Let him say. What, will I react to it?"
The Lumiery Center itself previously supported Tsvetkov and its militants from the "Operational Youth Detachment" and the "Center for the prevention of offenses" - the structure of "Russian officers", as follows from the publication, includes both of these groups. The center of the photograph stated the absence of claims to the militants, thanked them for the detention of a Serbian who doused the exhibits, and assured that the entrance to the hall "Russian officers" did not block. "They stood at the door and waited for our permission to go to see the work and form their own point of view. They did not arrange rallies, pickets, passers -by and cars did not interfere," the statement said.
The administration laid the guilt for the closing of the exhibition on the “false provocative posts posted on the Internet, which entailed the excitement of radicals, the threats of different activists and the angry reaction of officials and public figures deceived by the publication in LJ.” In particular, the "provocative post" of Mironova was mentioned.
On Sunday, the militants of the organization of "Officers of Russia" and the "Center for the prevention of offenses", led by Tsvetkov, forced the administration of the Lumier Center to close the exhibition of Sturges ( 
During the press conference, the militant of the SERB movement, Alexander Petrunko, doused several exhibits with liquid from a plastic bottle. It was reported that it was urine. However, the Serbovets himself denied this, saying that there was a medical mud from the Crimea in the bottle. On Monday, the judge of the Zamoskvoretsky district court of Moscow Alexei Kaveshnikov found Petrunko guilty under part 1 of Article 20.1 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (petty hooliganism) and arrested for seven days .
The work of Sturges is portrayed "female nature during periods of puberty and before him." The exhibition of his photo called "without embarrassment" opened in the center of Lumier on September 8 and was supposed to last until October 30. However, Senator Elena Mizulina demanded to close the event on Saturday. She stated that in the actions of the organizers there was a corpus delicti, and promised to contact the prosecutor general Yuri Chaika so that he would organize an audit on the fact of the exhibition.
Later on the same day , the children's Ombudsman Anna Kuznetsova agreed with the prosecutor’s office to check the Lumieri Center. Unlike Mizulina, however, she accused the organizers of the exhibition not of a criminal offense, but of an administrative offense. At the same time, the official confused the Code of Administrative Offenses.