In Moscow, lawyer Dmitry Makarov was interrogated in a case of extremism

In Moscow on June 26, lawyer Dmitry Makarov’s home was searched. The next day he was interrogated as a witness in the case of. Makarov spoke about this.

calls for extremist activity (Article 280 of the Criminal Code) and incitement of hatred or enmity (Article 282 of the Criminal Code) OVD-Info On June 26, when he entered the entrance of his house, he was rudely detained by security forces and handcuffed. In the apartment, Makarov was read a search warrant, which subsequently lasted 12 hours. As a result, flags, banners and personal belongings were confiscated from the man.

The next day, Makarov came to the Investigative Committee, where he was interrogated for four hours. He clarified that he was serving as a witness in a criminal case.

Makarov also added that he used to be a member of the nationalist Black Bloc.

• The day before, the leader of the nationalist “Black Bloc” Vladimir Ratnikov was also searched. Law enforcement officers presented a resolution as part of a criminal case under Articles 280 and 282 of the Criminal Code. carried out - Gennady, the activist's father, said that first the security forces used a sledgehammer to break the common door on the floor, and then cut off the door to the apartment with a grinder. According to him, with the law enforcement officers there was a woman who OVD-Info threatened his nineteen-year-old daughter and wife. - After that, Ratnikov was put in a car without license plates. It later turned out that he was taken to the building of the Investigative Committee.