Five participants of the anti-corruption rally in Rostov-on-Don were summoned to the police

On four residents of Rostov-on-Don, including a minor, the police draw up administrative protocols in connection with their participation in an anti-corruption rally on March 26. Another teenager called "for a conversation." about this on April 1 . writes The "Caucasian Knot"

Valentina Tolmacheva, a Rostov-based activist, received a summons to appear at the police station to draw up a protocol on an administrative offense on March 31. “Today (March 31) they brought a summons to appear tomorrow at OP-7 “to draw up an administrative protocol on the fact of an offense that took place in Rostov-on-Don on Teatralnaya Square,” Tolmacheva wrote on her Facebook page.

One teenager and a resident of Rostov-on-Don named Anna, who spoke at the rally, were called to the police. “Two more speakers are going to write out protocols: a minor ... and a girl Anna. (Teenager) will be in the police on Monday (April 3), Anna tomorrow (April 1), Another schoolboy was invited to the police with his father for a “conversation,” the publication quotes a comment from the local branch of Open Russia.

On March 31, lawyer Yevgeny Berkovich also received a subpoena due to participation in the rally. The decision on his administrative case will be issued on April 3.