In St. Petersburg, the participants in the “unlimited protest” were detained. They stood with single pickets

In St. Petersburg, Dmitry Dorokhin, Evgenia Musin, Dmitry Gusev and Ilya Tkachenko were detained by the Catherine's garden. All participants in “unlimited protest” stood with single pickets. About this writes the telegram channel of the group of assistance to the detainees.

Dorokhin stood with a poster on which it was written: “Putin would save Nastya a fish from Deribaska, Russia from Deripas. And he is a great hockey player, whatever one may say. ”

On the poster of Musin, it was written: “Putin lied. Putin is lying. Putin will lie. " Gusev stood in a picket with a poster: “It is necessary that the capital, each individual courtyard, hearing this surname, immediately shouted: thief !!!”.

It is noted that Tkachenko was detained a few seconds after he picked up the poster. What was written on it is not reported.

According to human rights activists, all activists were detained due to the fact that they allegedly received an application in the book of accounting for messages about crimes (KUSP). At least this was said by the participants of the “unlimited” police officers who detained them.

It is also specified that Timur Bulatov (Isaev) was seen at the site of the pickets, which may be the initiator of the detentions. Now the participants in the “unlimited protest” are being taken to the 28th police department.

UPD 23:29 All detainees were released without protocols. The posters were seized in the police department.

• In early January, according to the complaint of Timur Bulatov, Nikolai Boyarshinov, the father of the defendant of the “network” Julia Boyarshinov, was detained . At that moment, the man stood with a single picket dedicated to the case of the "network".
• Earlier, Bulatov was known as the “fighter with LGBT”. He threatened LGBT activists, wanted their profiles in social networks and made a dossier on them. He sent some of these dossiers to the authorities and to the places of work of people.
• “Immortal protest” is a movement that arose after a rally against pension reform on September 9. Activists in different cities of Russia achieve the resignation of an “ineffective and corrupt president”. The police regularly prevents their shares and pursues protest participants.