After the #Tired campaign, 16 people remain in the police departments of three cities

On April 29, in different cities of Russia, events were held as part of the #Tired action - rallies, pickets, marches, as well as gatherings of people at the receptions of the presidential administration to send letters. In total, according to OVD-Info, at least 165 people were detained , of which more than 115 people were in St. Petersburg.

In St. Petersburg, 16 detainees remain overnight in 5 police departments .

Police Department No. 7 , four people, protocols were drawn up against them according to 20.2 and 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses:

• Nikolai Artemenko
• Sergey Kuzin
• Andrey Pivovarov
• Maria Moldavskaya

Police Department No. 22 , two people:

• Dinar Idrisov
• Ekaterina Prokopovich

two more were taken away by ambulance

Police Department No. 33 , one person:

• Natalya Gryaznevich

Police Department No. 36, eight people .

Police Station No. 29 may have had one person left.

In Kazan, Darya Kulakova and Laysan Ismagilova were left overnight at police station No. 16. Kulakova is charged with art. 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (violation of the procedure for holding a public event) and Art. 19.3 (disobedience to a lawful order of a police officer). Ismagilova - only Art. 20.2.

In Simferopol, two detainees - Aleksey Efremov and Dmitry Kisiev - were arrested under Article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses for 10 and 15 days, respectively . Efremov was also assigned another 10 days under Article 20.2.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses for the action on March 26.

In Kemerovo , 17 people were detained, including minors. In addition, organizer Dmitry Ulitin was detained in the courtyard of his house before the action. The minors were released, while the rest were taken to court, which decided to return the protocols to the police. All detainees were released.

In Tula, 20 detainees were released from the Zarechensky police department without protocol.

in Lipetsk Three people were detained , two of them were minors. One of the detainees, Maxim Tsurashenko, was interviewed by the investigator. All were released without protocol.

in Gorno-Altaisk . Both detainees were released

In Izhevsk, the coordinator of the local branch of Open Russia, Timofey Klabukov, who was detained even before the action, was released at about five o'clock in the evening.

In Novokuznetsk, the organizer of the picket, Denis Shakin, was detained, citing his failure to appear at the military registration and enlistment office. Soon he was released, having issued a fine of 500 rubles for failure to appear on the summons to the military enlistment office.

In Tyumen, Anton Mikhalchuk, the organizer of the rally, who was detained on his way to the rally, was held for three or four hours in the department, campaign materials were confiscated, they had a conversation and were released without a protocol.