The Petersburger, who came to May Day with the flag of Great Britain, was sentenced to a fine of 11 thousand rubles

The court of St. Petersburg sentenced the activist Vadim Charushev, detained the day before at the Pervomaisky procession for the British flag. He was sentenced to a fine of 11 thousand rubles.

The prices for international symbols on the day of the workers were determined by the Petrograd court, reports Fontanka.ru . He found the activist guilty of violating Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses of non -compliance with the rules of demonstration.

For the violation itself, the court wrote out Charushev 10 thousand rubles. In another thousand, the judge appreciated the defendant's refusal to submit to the police and to curtail the panel (Article 19.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses).

The demonstrations dedicated to May 1 were held in St. Petersburg the day before. The publication recalls that only 10 people were detained for the symbols of foreign states in Pervoma in St. Petersburg.

The OVD-Info gave the detainees: Maxim Trudov, Vsevolod Neelaev, Vladimir Shipitsyn, Vadim Charushev, Asan Munzhi, Natalya Voznesenskaya, Maria Kozhevatova, Tatyana Chichkareva, Irina Saiconen, Tatyana Baburina.

The cases of the rest will be considered later.