In St. Petersburg, a member of the municipal election commission was detained supposedly behind a broken door

In St. Petersburg, police officers detained and delivered to the department No. 38 Fedor Gorozhanko, a member of the election commission of the municipality of Yekateringofsky. This was announced by Gorozhanko himself on his Twitter.

Fedor Gorozhanko, as a member of the commission with the right of deliberate vote, came to the meeting of the IKMO Yekaterinhofsky, studied the documents of the commission. Suddenly, urban officials attacked him and rudely pushed into the corridor (the commission is in the building of the Admiralty district administration). They called the police under the pretext that he broke the corridor doors in the building and violated the throughput, late at the meeting of the election commission.

According to Gorozhanko, before the police arrived, the instructions of him were not released by the chairman of the territorial election commission No. 1 Olga Dmitrievna Nechaeva.

23:05 In the telegram channel “Human Rights in St. Petersburg” reports that they drew up a protocol under Part 2 of Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (petty hooliganism with disobedience to the police officer).

It is left for the night in the police department. The public defender Vari Mikhailov was launched to him.

UPD July 19, 19:17 According to Twitter, photographer David Frenkel, Fedor Gorozhanko was released from the court. The meeting on it did not take place.

The court returned the protocol to the police. Frenkel also reports that the police are asking Gorozhanko to go to the police with them to sign an obligation about the turnout.

UPD July 19, 19:57 According to Frenkel, a new protocol in the 38th department is drawn up at Gorozhanko.

UPD July 19 20:32 And yet Fedor was released!