Dmitry Demushkin detained in Moscow

On October 21, 2016, Dmitry Demushkin, the ex-leader of the banned Russian Union, was detained in Moscow.

On October 21, 2016, Dmitry Demushkin, the former leader of the Russian Association, was detained in Moscow. He was placed under house arrest. Presnensky the Moscow court toughened the measure of restraint. Demushkin will be required to stay in his apartment until December 21. He was banned from using communications and communicate with journalists. The nationalist announced that he did not agree with the decision of the court.

Recall that in December 2015, a criminal case was initiated against Demushkin under Art. 282 of the Criminal Code (inciting national hatred) for publications in one of the social networks of photos and pictures.

Dmitry Demushkin was detained after he applied for the "Russian march" on November 4. In court, the investigator noted that the ultra-right, being under house arrest, traveled from Moscow to Astrakhan without permission, and also decided to organize a public event "Russian march", which "may provoke other crimes".

Sources

• Dmitry Demushkin was placed under house arrest for violating the terms of his travel ban // Mediazone. 2016. October 21.
• Nationalist Demushkin announced his detention in Moscow // Interfax. 2016. October 21.