An ambulance took a pensioner who recorded a video message to Putin from the courtroom

Ambulances took 70-year-old Ekaterina Gavrilina out of the courtroom, who had recorded a video message to the president with 12 like-minded people near the building of the Tomsk regional administration. This was reported by Sib.fm according to the recording participant Galina Shergina.

According to her, for the first time Gavrilina became ill in court at a meeting on June 19. From there she was taken to the hospital, where she spent about 10-12 days. After that, the pensioner left to improve her health at the dacha.

On July 23, she returned to Tomsk to see a doctor. As Gavrilina herself said, the bailiffs detained her the next day at the exit of the apartment when she was going to make an appointment. In court, Gavrilina became ill again, and she was taken to the hospital.

On June 15, residents of Tomsk recorded a video message to Vladimir Putin, in which they expressed support for his fight against corruption and asked him to send an anti-corruption commission to Tomsk. As a result, they were accused of organizing an uncoordinated picket (part 2 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses).

5,000 rubles On July 5, the Leninsky District Court of Tomsk already fined Elena Sosulina , who also took part in the recording of the video message. against Sosulina has been opened According to information on the website of the court, another case for an administrative offense, which is being handled by the same judge. It entered the court on June 15 and was sent back to the police on the same day.

was fined 20 thousand rubles Earlier, on June 23 , Galina Shergina .