Sobchak headquarters in St. Petersburg was examined by the police before opening

Before the opening of the campaign headquarters, Ksenia Sobchak in St. Petersburg was examined by the police officers. This was announced on his Twitter by activist Vadim Sukhodolsky.

According to him, law enforcement officers did not conduct searches and did not make any complaints. They had already left the headquarters, but several police cars remained standing nearby.

Police officers came to the St. Petersburg headquarters of Ksenia Sobchak 2 hours before his opening. Leaders and volunteers came to the headquarters on Ryleyev Street in St. Petersburg, and at the entrance there are two cars with the police. They will inspect the premises, they say. pic.twitter.com/ebexe6poaf

- Vadim Sukhodolsky (@sukhodolsky) December 2, 2017

The first regional headquarters of Ksenia Sobchak began work on November 29 in Rostov-on-Don. Before opening there, a police officer also came. According to Sobchak, he was looking for weapons and ammunition, but found nothing.

On October 18, TV presenter Ksenia Sobchak announced his intention to participate in the presidential election. She calls herself a candidate "against all." The media reported the possible involvement of the presidential administration in the nomination of Sobchak. She herself denies the connection with the Kremlin.