Navalny's supporters were detained in Vladivostok after a rally against pension reform

In Vladivostok, after a rally by the Communist Party of the Russian Federation against the pension reform, two volunteers from the headquarters of Alexei Navalny were detained. about this with reference to one of the detainees, Ekaterina Vasilyeva. writes Mediazona

According to the activist, the headquarters volunteers wanted to take part in the action, but the organizers rudely refused them. After they learned about the detention of Larius Litvinov, their colleague. Then Vasilyeva went to the detainee at the police department in the Frunzensky district. From there, according to the volunteer, two men came out and, wringing her hands and using brute physical force, took her to the department. When asked to introduce themselves, the officers quickly showed their IDs, but Vasilyeva did not have time to see anything.

The girl said that two of those who took part in her detention acted as witnesses. Protocols were drawn up against Vasilieva and Litvinov under the article on violation of the rules for holding an action (part 5 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses).