In Sochi, an employee of the headquarters of Navalny was detained because of the photo on the porch of the headquarters

In Sochi, an employee of the campaign headquarters of Navalny Olesya Khristenko was detained because of the photograph that the staff of the headquarters took on the porch of the building before the rally on October 7. This was reported by the chairman of the "Party of Progress" Anastasia Titova.

Now Khristenko is located in the Department of Internal Affairs of the Central District of Sochi. She is charged with Part 8 of Art. 20.2 Administrative Code (repeated violation of the organization or rally). This was announced by Titova by lawyer Alexander Popkov. Most likely, the activist will be left in the police department before the trial.

According to Titova, Khristenko is now temporarily acting as the head of the Sochi headquarters, since the chief of staff of Konstantin Zykov was arrested for 10 days for "calls for an unauthorized event on the VKontakte page.

In the morning of Khristenko, a summons of the ATS came to the police department, which did not indicate the reason for the call of the activist. On Thursday, she was already awarded the agenda for giving explanations about the action on October 7. When the activist came to the department, the police officer denied her right not to testify against himself (51 Article of the Constitution of the Russian Federation), the right to legal assistance (clause 1 of Article 48 of the Constitution of the Russian Federation) and pulled out her passport from her.

UPD 14.10: A meeting in the case of Olesya Khristasenko and Konstantin Gudimov was transferred to Wednesday. The case was sent for revision to the police.

• At a rally on October 7, seven people were detained in Sochi, several of them in single pickets. Dmitry Titkov and minor Elizabeth F. stood in single pickets with posters "for Navalny". Five or six young people drove up to them, who pulled out posters from them and insulted them. Both were detained by the police. Father came to Elizabeth to the department, they held “preventive conversations” with them and released. Titkov was told that he was drunk, and took them to the examination. At the same time, the head of the department, according to Titkov, insulted him and called him a homeless person. Titkov did not find alcohol in the blood. As a result, he, like Peskov, drew up a protocol on petty hooliganism. On April 9, Titkov was fined 500 rubles.