After the agreed “Anti-crisis meeting”, the police handed summons to the participants

After the agreed “Anti-crisis rally” in Moscow on April 8, police officers tried to hand over some “summons to appear for interrogation as a witness” to some participants and speakers. this on Facebook . reports Oleg Yelanchik

According to him, after the rally, employees of the "E" center approached him with a policeman who identified himself as a district police officer and "tried to hand him some piece of paper, such as a summons to appear for interrogation as a witness."

“There was no number of the criminal case, no information about the case, the officers and the cops did not explain anything, they offered to call the investigator for questions. I sent it, asked to send it to the post office, went to the subway. The guys filmed the paper and the dialogue. I will add that Roman Kovalev, Yury Gorsky, Dmitry Stepanov and someone else were handed a similar “summon”,” the activist writes.