“Mom will not be able to pay so much”: the participant of the “unlimited” spoke about the visit of the Center “E” to Gnesinka

Two men, one of whom introduced himself as a police officer, came to the Russian Academy of Music on December 24. The Gnesins to the participant in the “unlimited protest” Sofya Kardash, asked her about the movement, threatened her with a fine and offered to meet in a restaurant. The story of the activists was published in the telegram channel "Protest MSU".

In the morning, Sofya Kardash was called Victor Viktor Kiselev and said to go to his office. Two people were waiting for a student there. One introduced himself as a police officer Oleg Kuznetsov. Kardash in his story calls men employees of the EE center. She explained to the OVD-Info that she thinks so because those who came did not show documents. “Apparently there is nothing,” the girl believes.

Kuznetsov ordered to turn off the recorder and put a yellow folder on the table, the activist recalls. “Do not be afraid of these people, it is better to cooperate with them,” Cardash reports the words of the vice -rector. Then the activist quotes Oleg Kuznetsov:

We want to help you ... In this folder, materials are collected for you, enough for a few things. First you get twenty thousand fines, then up to three hundred - your mother will not be able to pay so much.

According to Kardash, the employees demanded that she do not go to stocks, ask questions about the participants of the “shock” and said that other activists would throw it at any time. The men listed Sofya, "when I was in a cafe where she ran across the road, why she went to the doctor."

Kardash writes that her answers were streamlined, and employees demanded specifics; They were interested in how she came to the “unlimited protest” and what she plans to do. Then Oleg Kuznetsov invited the student to meet “in a less official setting” - in a restaurant. He said that if the activist comes to the meeting, they will “forget” about the folder, and, according to the girl, he forbade her to tell about it.

“They insisted that I leave my number, otherwise they themselves would find it, and told me to wait for the call,” writes Sofya Cardash.

• The “unlimited protest” began after a mass action against pension reform, September 9th. Activists throughout Russia arrange street actions on various acute-social topics, for this they are haunted by the police.