In Perm, as well as in Moscow and Novosibirsk , the police seized campaign materials from the headquarters of Alexei Navalny. According to Interfax, this happened after a batch of propaganda materials was loaded into a Gazelle at the warehouse of a transport company. First, at the gate of the warehouse, traffic police inspectors stopped the Gazelle and the car of the head of the headquarters, Maxim Zhilin. Then a major from the regional police department arrived and demanded that both cars go to police department No. 6, the agency reports from the words of headquarters activist Natalya Vavilova. In total, according to Vavilova, about three tons of newspapers and leaflets for the Great Agitation Subbotnik were confiscated.
Currently, Zhilin is still in the department, Vavilova writes on Facebook.
UPD: Zhilin was released from the police at about one in the morning, writes Rosbalt. The publication does not specify whether a protocol was drawn up. Volunteers wrote statements regarding illegal actions of the police.