As of 21:00, 448 people were detained

As of 21:00, 448 people were detained throughout Russia today. OVD-InfoV Moscow has the largest number of detainees - 339. 21 people were detained.

St. Petersburg Of those detained in Moscow, 49 are minors (information is being clarified).

Those detained in Moscow were taken to 25 police departments: “Academic” (22 people), “Arbat” (12), “Airport” (21), “Babushkinsky” (20), “Basmanny” (19), “Golovinsky” (8 ), “Koptevo” (16), “Danilovsky” (20), “Dorogomilovo” (6), “Zamoskvorechye” (12), “Krasnoselsky” (41), “Levoberezhny” (6), “Losinoostrovsky” (2) , Maryina Roshcha (23), Meshchansky (19), Kolomenskoye (20), Luzhniki (5), (16), Preobrazhenskoye (3), Presnensky (20), Tagansky "(18), "Tverskoy" (25), "Khamovniki" (24), "Khoroshevsky" (14), "Yakimanka" (3).

“Troparevo-Nikulino” It is unknown where the other four people are. In most police departments, defense lawyers are not allowed to see detainees.

According to unconfirmed reports, those detained in Moscow are being interrogated as witnesses in criminal cases under Articles 280 of the Criminal Code (in the case of Maltsev on calls for extremist activity), 205 of the Criminal Code (terrorist act) and 212 of the Criminal Code (mass riots).

Previously, it was reported that a criminal case had been opened in Moscow under Articles 318 of the Criminal Code (use of violence against a government official) and 228 of the Criminal Code (illegal possession of drugs), and under Article 205 of the Criminal Code.

St. Petersburg In several police departments (Arbat, Krasnoselsky, Presnensky, Tagansky), biomaterials are collected from detainees. This may be related to the case of alleged explosives being found. At the Yakimanka police station, detainees are stripped down to their underpants and searched with witnesses. Employees of the Investigative Committee visited at least 14 Moscow police departments.

somewhere About sixty people spent the whole day in paddy wagons: forty detainees brought to the Krasnoselsky police station were in the paddy wagon for several hours, after which they were taken out for a short time, and then returned to the paddy wagon again. A similar situation occurred at the Babushkinsky police station, where detainees began to be brought into the department building two at a time only after eight o’clock in the evening. For a long time, those detained in other police stations were not released from the paddy wagons.

By this time, some departments had already finished processing the detainees. At the Presnensky police station, the minor was released after drawing up a report on violation of the procedure for participating in a public event (under Part 5 of Article 20.2 of the Administrative Code). At the Meshchansky and Luzhniki police stations, the detainees were left overnight, with reports of disobedience to a lawful order of a police officer and petty hooliganism (19.3 and 20.1 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) drawn up against them.

For those detained at the Presnensky police station, protocols are drawn up under the same Article 19.3 of the Administrative Code, but they are released from the police station on an obligation to appear. Detainees from the Akademicheskiy police station report that they are going to have protocols drawn up against them for repeated violation of the rules for holding public events (Part 8 of Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses).

A disabled person is left overnight at the Koptevo police station - an ambulance has arrived and doctors are giving him an injection. Another detained man with a disability was taken to the Airport police station.

On St. Isaac's Square, police officers hit a man with a stun gun when he refused to take off the mask from his face; he lost consciousness. Where he is now is unknown.

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