Moscow detained participants in the gathering against the war and the arbitrariness of the security forces

In Moscow, seven participants in the gathering against the war and the arbitrariness of the security forces were detained in Moscow: Konstantin Kotov, Alexei Kobernik, Yegor Gudkov, Dmitry Samoilov, Dmitry Ivanov, Alexei Sokirko and another person who did not want to publish his name. This was reported by the OVD-Info by the detainees themselves.

UPD 14:56 Police also detained the activist of the "unlimited protest" Alexander Gud. He was placed in another auto -zak.

Kotov informed the OVD-Info that the first detainees were going to be taken to the police department in the Meshchansky district.

UPD 15:03 Afanasius Afanasyeva was brought in the second car.

UPD 15:15 Police detained Roman Lobachev, Dmitry Ivanov and one minor activist. They were placed in the first car zak, and Afanasyev was transferred there. The bus has already driven up to the police department in the Meshchansky district.

Initially, we wrote that Dmitry Ivanov and Dmitry Bogachev are one person. This is not so, we apologize for the mistake. Thus, according to our data, 12 people were brought to the department.

UPD 15:30 Dmitry Ivanov told other detainees that in a car carrier he was threatened by beating with a stun gun:

“They beat me on the back of the head and forward (on the face-OVD-info), but not much, there were no traces left. Then a policeman came there in a mask with an electric shock. He walked, turned on the stun gun next to me. They swore a lot, said: “We will fuck you now, you are generally a fucking”. They divided me to the waist. They said that they would expel me from the university, that my parents would be fired from work. About half an hour, maybe even 40 minutes, they were imposed from me a password from the phone. I didn't tell them. As a result, one of them simply took, bent him (in half- OVD-info ) and broke him. And left himself. Of these, I know only the trench, he talked to me the most with me. ”

UPD 15:47 Among the detainees there is one minor. We removed his name from the news.

UPD 17:20 Mother of the minor was not let go to the department, but in the end she managed to pick up the teenager.

UPD 19:41 According to defender Sergei Zlovech, all detainees besides Roman Lobachev were released from the police department with protocols under part 5 of Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (violation of the rules of the event). The mother of a minor was charged with failure to fulfill the obligations to raise a child (part 1 of article 5.35 of the Code of Administrative Offenses).

UPD 21:06 Lobachev’s novel was also released from the police with a protocol under Part 5 of Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses.

• Initially, activists planned to hold the action “Mart for Peace. Against violence. " However, one of the organizers of the event, human rights activist Leo Ponomarev, was arrested . First, the court appointed him 25 days of arrest, later the punishment was softened to 16 days.