In St. Petersburg, the police checks the printing house in which the activist printed posters against Beglov

In St. Petersburg, activist Vadim Cossack came to the printing house “Mi. Pro” to pick up posters for the action against the acting governor Alexander Beglov. Five minutes after the activist entered, the police came to the printing house. The Cossack himself spoke about this ATD-Info.

The police stated that they allegedly received a request that extremist posters were printed in the printing house of “Mi. Pro”. Now they examine the scene and interview employees of the printing house. At the time of writing, the Cossack was not detained, he is in the status of a participant in the inspection.

According to the Cossack, he planned today to hold a single picket in St. Petersburg with a demand to register all the candidates in the upcoming elections of the governor. He also planned a performance that criticizes the municipal filters system.

20:05 Cossacks are taken to the police department No. 76 for testimony.

21:29 The activist refused to give explanations about posters without a lawyer. He was released from the police department under the obligation to turn out.

• At the end of May, the Cossack was fined 20 thousand rubles for a single picket against the temporarily acting governor of St. Petersburg.