The coordinator of Navalny's headquarters in St. Petersburg was presented with a new protocol on the day of his release

To the coordinator of Navalny's headquarters, Denis Mikhailov, who was arrested for 25 days for the action "He is not our king", they came to the detention center with a protocol for the same action. about this on Twitter . wrote Ruslan Shaveddinov, host of Navalny Live,

According to Shaveddinov, Mikhailov faces up to 30 days of arrest in the new administrative case. The protocol was drawn up under the article on the organization of the action.

UPD 17:20 Civic activist Varya Mikhailova, who arrived at the Oktyabrsky court, where the trial of Denis Mikhailov's case is expected , writes on Twitter that all spectators were expelled from the building under the pretext of closing the court. Mikhailova added that Sergei Yeremeev, a correspondent for ZakS.ru, is being prosecuted under Article 17.3 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (disobedience to a lawful order of a bailiff).

UPD 18:10 Denis Mikhailov was released from court, and his case was returned to the police due to errors in the protocol. this announced Varya Mikhailova on her Twitter. Sergei Yeremeev is still being held in the courthouse.

• Denis Mikhailov was detained on June 4 because of the action on May 5 “He is not our tsar” in St. Petersburg and taken to police department No. 76. A protocol was drawn up against him under part 8 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (repeated violation of the procedure for holding the action). The next day, the Smolninsky District Court of St. Petersburg arrested Mikhailov for 25 days.
• According to OVD -info, about 1,600 participants in the May 5 rally and bystanders were detained in 27 Russian cities.
• In addition to a large number of administrative arrests, three criminal cases have been opened in connection with the action. In Chelyabinsk - under the article on hooliganism, in St. Petersburg and Krasnoyarsk - under the article on the use of violence against a police officer.