The defendants in the March 26 Case, Krepkin and Borisov, were transported from Butyrka

On May 22, Dmitry Borisov, a defendant in the March 26 Case, was transferred from pre-trial detention center No. 2 Butyrka, presumably in the Belogorodsk region. His relatives told about this.

IK-4 He has 16 days left before his release.

Dmitry Krepkin, who allegedly kicked a riot police officer at the rally on March 26, was transported from Butyrka three weeks ago in the Kursk region, relatives of the convict reported.

IK-3 - Tverskoy District Court of Moscow on February 22, Dmitry Borisov was found guilty of using violence against a police officer during the action on March 26 and sentenced him to one year in a general regime colony. admitted - Dmitry Borisov is a Muscovite, an activist of the “14%” movement, worked in a small hotel business. Arrested on June 9. According to investigators, when he was carried to the paddy wagon by five police officers, he released his left leg twice and hit policeman Ilya Erokhin on the head. Erokhin had no physical injuries and did not seek help. According to the case materials, he first remembered the pain caused in mid-May, approximately 2 months after the events. - On December 7, 2017, the Tverskoy District Court of Moscow found Dmitry Krepkin guilty of using violence against a government official that was not dangerous to health (Part 1 of Article 318 of the Criminal Code), and sentenced him to one and a half years in a general regime colony. admitted - The court decided that at an anti-corruption rally on March 26, Krepkin kicked riot police officer Mikhail Zvonarev on the right thigh, causing him to “experience physical pain.” Krepkin himself claims that he did not hit the law enforcement officer, but hit the police baton. The accusation was based on a video, but the video was filmed from the back - it is difficult to say what exactly happened from it. Krepkin did not admit guilt.