A person detained after a fire rally near the FSB building is suspected of hooliganism

In Moscow, a detained participant in the “perpetual protest” Alexey Klimishin is a suspect in a criminal case that was opened after a fire rally near the FSB building on October 13. Public defender Irina Yatsenko spoke about this.

OVD-InfoKlimishin is suspected under paragraph “b” of Part 1 of Article 213 of the Criminal Code (hooliganism). He was detained for 72 hours. Earlier in “Flywheel of Political Repression”, he was in the police department in the Meshchansky district.

for reasons of political, ideological, racial, national or religious hatred or enmity, or for reasons of hatred or enmity towards a social group). They wrote on any telegram channel . According to Yatsenko, another detainee - blogger Nikita Vyshkvarka - is still in custody same in the department.

Before this, as the interlocutor reports, the investigator assured lawyer Dmitry Kornilin that Vyshkvarka would be taken to the Meshchansky Court in the morning, where his case was to be considered under Article 20.1 of the Administrative Code (petty hooliganism). Subsequently, Yatsenko’s department said that they would no longer take him to court today. On the evening of October 15, 48 hours will expire from the moment of his arrest.

OVD-InfoRBC with reference to sources in the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the police department about the initiation of a criminal case of hooliganism (clause “b” of Part 1 of Article 213 of the Criminal Code) of a fire rally near the FSB building.

reported because Irina Yatsenko reported that Nikita Vyshkvarka was released from the department. A report was drawn up against him under Article 20.1 of the Administrative Code (petty hooliganism) and he was fined one thousand rubles.

UPD 21:12 Alexey Klimishin was also released from the police department. Irina Yatsenko reported this from the words of Klimishin himself. He said that he was required to appear on October 16 at the investigation department of the Meshchansky department. Yatsenko confirmed the previously reported information that Klimishin is in the status of a suspect in a criminal case of hooliganism.

UPD 22:45 The message that Klimishin was detained for 72 hours meant that on October 14 he was detained in an administrative case, and on October 15 his detention in a criminal case began.

Apparently, on October 14, a local police officer and two people in civilian clothes came to Klimishin’s home. After that it . On October 15, it was reported that a report was drawn up against him under Article 20.1 of the Administrative Code and he was released, but later it became known that he did not return home. Vyshkvarka was detained on the evening of October 13 along with a minor participant in the “unlimited protest.” This happened after a fire rally near the FSB building, which took place on the same day. The minor was later released. detained