In Samara, a participant in the action on May 5 can be accused of attacking a police officer

In Samara, an activist of the headquarters of Navalny Alexei Solovyov can be accused of attacking a policeman on the campaign “He is not a king”, held on May 5. According to the human rights defense of Open Russia, the investigator has already interrogated Solovyov.

According to law enforcement officers, the activist hit one of the police during the detention. In the video published in the telegram channel of “Open Russia”, it is clear that Solovyov clung his foot about one of the police officers when they carried him to the car carrier, as a result of which the employee fell.

At a rally, the activist was detained with the flag of Russia and was taken to the police department No. 6, where Soloviev was accused of petty hooliganism (Article 20.1 of the Code of Administrative Offenses).

• In St. Petersburg, a criminal case has already been opened on the application of violence to a representative of the authorities (Article 318 of the Criminal Code) on Mikhail Tsakunov allegedly for knocking a tooth to the police officer who detained him to the shares “He is not a king” on May 5. According to Tsakunov himself, at some point he saw riot police running at him, wanted to give way to them, turned away for a moment and immediately fell. Employees beat a man and dragged to the autozak on asphalt. There are traces of beatings on his body.
• According to the ATS-INFO, on the day of the action “He is not a king” was detained in total in 27 cities, 1597 participants in rallies and random passers-by were detained.