Eight participants in a protest against a landfill were detained in Kolomna (updated)

In Kolomna, eight people were detained during a protest against the Volovichi landfill. This was reported by local activist Vyacheslav Egorov, who also.

OVD-Info detained The detainees are in the police department in. The activist himself was detained when he was driving home after the protest. “The police stopped the car and verbally charged me with Article 20.2,” he says.

Kolychevo According to Egorov, seven protesters were detained while they were walking along a pedestrian crossing to avoid garbage trucks.

Egorov said that protocols were drawn up against the detainees, after which the connection was cut off. Activist Sergei Ozhich, who spoke with the wife of one of the detainees, said that the police were drawing up reports under the article on disobedience to a police officer (Article 19.3 of the Administrative Code). In addition, Ozhich added that Egorov is accused of violating Part 3 of Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (actions that resulted in interference with the functioning of life support facilities).

UPD 19:25 OVD-InfoOVD-InfoEgorov reported that a report was drawn up against him (available to the editors) under Part 3 of Article 20.2 of the Administrative Code (actions that resulted in interference with the functioning of life support facilities) and was released from the police department. He has a trial tomorrow. The detainee added that, as it turned out, only four of the eight people were “really” detained. In his opinion, the remaining people were employees of Center “E”. According to Egorov, they testified against other detainees.

UPD 20:39 OVD-Info It is known that two more detainees were charged with Part 6.1 of Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (participation in unauthorized meetings resulting in interference with the functioning of vital support facilities). They were also released from the police department.

No reports of disobedience to police officers were drawn up against the detainees.

• In early April, Vyacheslav Egorov’s post on Facebook was sent for examination. According to him, the operatives invited him to a conversation, during which they showed him materials on checking the post for extremism. According to law enforcement officers, it can arouse hatred or enmity among readers (Article 282 of the Criminal Code) towards officials. In the publication, Egorov openly appeals to the head of Kolomna with a demand to pay attention to the protests of activists against the landfill. - At the end of March, law enforcement officers already took part in the action against the landfill in Kolomna. One woman was taken to the department along with her daughter. Two detainees for five thousand rubles. detained 11-year-old fined