In Moscow, four participants in an unlimited protest were detained

In Moscow, four participants in the “unlimited protest” were detained by Natalia Antonov, Anna Tarasenko, Vera Oleinikov and Vladislav Popov. This was announced by the ATD-Info by activist Vyacheslav Vyzha.

UPD 23:47 According to Disgles, activists were detained by employees in civilian clothes, and the numbers were sealed on the car on which they were taken away.

UPD September 13 00:00 Natalia Antonova told the OVD-Info that she and other detainees were taken to the police department in the Meshchansky district. The girl noted that the police detained five people, not four.

UPD 01:17 Vera Oleinikova told the OVD-Info that there were only four participants among the detainees. According to her, employees of the Center for Combating Extremism include activists to cooperate. The detainees did not begin to draw up protocols.

UPD 02:05 All detainees were released from the police department without protocols.

UPD 07:30 Vera Oleinikova told the OVD-Info that another participant in the “unlimited protest” Maxim Smirnov was detained. There is no connection with him, there is also no accurate information about where he was detained and who else was detained with him. According to Oleinikova’s assumption, Smirnov is located in the Pechatnikov police department, apparently, the phone was taken away from him.

• Since September 10, Moscow has been held in Moscow an unlimited protest against the current Russian government.
• On September 10, the police detained six participants in the action. They were released from the police department without protocols.
• On September 11, the police also detained two participants in the action, later they were released without drawing up protocols.