A participant in a rally for free elections was detained in St. Petersburg

In St. Petersburg, the police detained a participant in a rally for free elections. This was reported in the telegram channel "Groups of assistance to detainees" and in the broadcast of the channel "Objective of Realities".

The name and surname of the detainee are unknown. According to the leading channel, the young man was standing with a poster depicting Vladimir Putin and Dmitry Medvedev.

The newspaper "Paper" writes that the poster was written "Bring back the elections, faggots."

UPD 19:51 According to the "Detainee Assistance Group", the young man is a minor, and his parents, who could pick him up from the police, are not in the country now. He is charged with Article 20.1 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (petty hooliganism). It is currently unknown where he was taken.

UPD 21:10 The detainee was taken to the temporary detention center for juvenile offenders.

The surname of the detainee, previously published in the news, has been removed, since the consent of legal representatives is required for the publication of personal data of minors.