Those detained in St. Petersburg are not allowed out of their cars near the court for more than two hours. They are threatened

Those detained at the rally on June 12 in St. Petersburg were kept for more than two hours in a Gazel near the building of the Nevsky District Court, where they were brought from the 23rd police department. They are forbidden to go to the toilet, the doors and windows of the car were blocked, one of the detainees told OVD-Info.

“We have all the documents - formally we are free. Two employees beat off my hand with a door when we talked with them about illegal deduction (one man was not in uniform), no one introduces himself and does not show badges, ”she said.

According to her, the police threatened the detainees. One of the employees said that he "he puts himself in the cells."