Detained at a protest against fabrication of criminal cases was fined 15 thousand

The Tushinsky District Court of Moscow fined Andrei Trofimov 15,000 rubles for the march on June 12, lawyer Konstantin Boikov, lawyer from OVD-Info, said.

Trofimov was charged with participating in a rally that caused disruption of the transport infrastructure (part 6.1 of article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses).

The man was detained on Strastnoy Boulevard. Trofimov says that he did not interfere with the passage of cars and the passage of citizens, but only shouted the slogan "Happy Day of Russia" when someone was detained.

19:50 On this day, hearings were to be held on the cases of Dmitry Ivanov and Alexander Archagov, who were also detained during the march, but there were no trials. Thus, the Dorogomilovsky District Court decided to return Ivanov's case to the police for revision, as violations were found in his protocol. about this He wrote in his telegram channel "Protest MSU".

Alexander Archagov's lawyer, Dmitry Zakhvatov, told MBKh Media that the trial did not take place because the bailiffs did not let the audience into the meeting room. Because of this, the lawyer and his client also decided not to enter the hall. The policemen in court again tried to detain Archagov, although the period of his detention had already expired. “They grabbed his hand, I had to intervene, we left the court. And now we're going to do legal inquiries. We will write a complaint, ”the publication quotes Zakhvatov as saying.

• A day earlier, the court fined Vyacheslav Steblin, who was detained at the rally, for 150,000 rubles. Trofimov, Steblin and three other people were left overnight in the department.
• In total, according to OVD-Info, 530 people were detained for actions against the fabrication of criminal cases .