A volunteer at Navalny's headquarters in Chelyabinsk was searched because of the May 5 rally.

A volunteer at Navalny’s Chelyabinsk headquarters, Karina Kupriyanova, was searched, activists of the headquarters reported. All equipment was confiscated from the girl.

OVD-Info The search warrant states that the case was initiated under Part 2 of Article 213 of the Criminal Code (hooliganism committed by a group of persons by prior conspiracy) against an unidentified group of persons. The case was opened on May 11.

“On May 5, 2018, during the daytime, unidentified persons of more than 10 people, while in a public place <...> grossly violated public order, expressing clear disrespect for society, actions motivated by political hatred and enmity,” the resolution says.

In addition, about 15 people came to Iskander Tagaev’s home, but he was not at home. The police asked if there were weapons in the apartment. Whether there was a search and what happened next is still unknown.

During his detention at the “He is not our king” rally on May 5, Iskander Tagaev was thrown onto the lawn, dragged along it, and then hit in the chest and tailbone. Tagaev to the Investigative Committee.

filed a complaint According to volunteers from Navalny’s headquarters, the search took place at the home of another supporter of the politician, Dmitry Deminenko. His computer and phones were confiscated.

UPD 15:05 OVD-InfoAs reported by the acting head of Navalny's headquarters, a search was also carried out at Alim Kurgaliev from Kopeisk, from whom law enforcement officers confiscated all his equipment, and at Pavel Giniyatulin.

UPD 19:13 OVD-Info Pavel Giniyatulin said that at six o'clock in the morning law enforcement officers came to him with a search based on a resolution of the Central District Court, in which Giniyatulin was listed as a suspect in a case of hooliganism. During the search, police seized a phone and laptop.

UPD 20:12 OVD-InfoLater, Giniyatulin was taken to the police department in the Central District for interrogation, where the activist learned that he was a witness in the case.

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