The Moscow City Court refused to let members of the public observation commission into the convoy premises in its building. About this writes "Mediazona" with reference to the member of the PMC Dmitry Piskunov.
According to the "mediazones", several rings are attached to the wall in such rooms. It is assumed that they are handcuffed with the prisoner’s hand, but in fact, they say under investigation and defendants, the rings are used for torture: they fasten a person and beat him or leave him in this position for the whole day.

“The Moscow City Court replied [to our appeal], the Moscow City Court said that - yes, this is our building [in the photo], yes - this is the room in our building, but, alas, we cannot organize access, because only employees of the escort regiment can go there, and even the court officers never happen there, so we can’t help you with anything,” Piskunov reports TASS.
The Moscow City Court invited human rights activists to contact the Ministry of Internal Affairs for permission to access the convoy, but the members of the PMC have already made a similar request, but there has been no answer to it for a month.
Earlier, the press secretary of the Moscow City Court, Ulyana Sokolova, said that a photograph of the convoy premises “is staged in nature” and that “the premises depicted in the photograph is absent in the Moscow City Court”.
On June 17, it became known that in Moscow, Orest Cherchesov, who was arrested after the anti -corruption campaign on June 12, kept several hours in a convoy in the building of the Moscow City Court, instead of delivering an appeal in his case.