Political Technologist Miloserdov extended the arrest at night in the convoy of the court

The Moscow City Court on the night of August 23 extended for a month to arrest the political technologist Peter Miloserdov, accused of creating an extremist community (part 1 of article 282.1 of the Criminal Code). This was reported by "Mediazona" with reference to the lawyer Matvey Zen.

According to him, the meeting was held in the convoy. During the meeting, Miloserov lay on a stretcher due to pain in the back.

On August 23, Miloserdov was supposed to end with the term of detention, but in the evening the investigator Natalia Talaeva notified the lawyers of the urgent meeting.

UPD 15:32 from the news deleted incorrect information that Miloserdov is accused of exciting hatred (Article 282 of the Criminal Code). We apologize for the mistake.

• According to investigators, the political strategist participated in the creation of an extremist community along with the nationalist and leader of the Russian association Alexander Potkin (Belov). Miloserdovwas arrested on January 25.
• In 2016, Peter Miloserdov opened a criminal case because of the 2011 video, on which he shouted the slogans “Russia-for Russians! Moscow - for Muscovites! " During the "Russian march". The slogan "Russia is for Russians!" It is included in the federal list of extremist materials. The information and analytical center "Owl" reports that there is still no clarity about the ban on the slogan in the option without a solid sign at the end.
• Miloserov disappeared from the investigation after August 2016 Potkin was sentenced to seven and a half years in a general regime colony. The nationalist was found guilty of legalizing property obtained illegally (Article 174 of the Criminal Code), arousing of hatred (Article 282 of the Criminal Code), public calls for extremist activity (Article 280 of the Criminal Code) and the creation of an extremist community (Article 282.1 of the Criminal Code). In April 2017, Potkin’s punishment was reduced to three and a half years in prison.