Irkutsk: Che Guevara was arrested five days after the rally of Navalny

On November 18, the Sverdlovsk District Court of Irkutsk issued a decision on the arrest for five days of entrepreneur Dmitry Tolmachev (known in Irkutsk as Che Guevara). He was found guilty of violating the rules for organizing a public event.

The police drew up a protocol for Dmitry Tolmachev after the rally of the opposition Alexei Navalny, which took place on November 4 in Irkutsk. The entrepreneur provided the headquarters of Navalny for rent for the Moscow shopping center, which belongs to him. The corresponding agreement was concluded with the coordinator of the headquarters Sergei Bespalov. The court concluded that Tolmachev is the organizer of the past event.

The court interrogated the six half of them - students who, at the request of his political science teacher, Vladimir Bukhantsov, testified to the police. The day before, they were questioned in the Sverdlovsk District Court with witnesses in the Bespalov case. The court also recognized him as the organizer of the Navalny rally and arrested for seven days.

Tolmachev said that he did not consider himself guilty, and he called the administrative case political. “The court’s decision was initially expected. I transferred the land plot to rent on private property. We have private property protected by the state. My right - to dispose of private property - was violated. As for political motivation - it is unambiguous,” the entrepreneur told the correspondent of the Siberia. Real project.

The court decision entered into force at the time of the decision. From the courtroom of the court Dmitry Tolmachev was taken to a specialist, in which Bespalov was already serving a sentence . "Life is a struggle," said Tolmachev, sitting down in a special law enforcement car. He intends to appeal and achieve a legal decision.