In Moscow, for eight days, the actor of the contemporary theater was arrested, which starred in a video in the form of an employee of the traffic police. He was found guilty of petty hooliganism (Article 20.1 of the Code of Administrative Offenses) and illegal wearing form (Article 17.12 of the Code of Administrative Offenses). This was reported by the Moscow Agency with reference to the press service of the city department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
The department said that the attention of the police attracted a video with a man in the form of a traffic police who, with his behavior, "discredited the internal affairs bodies."
The traffic police, together with the police from the Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs in the Yakimanka district, found out that a 37-year-old actor of a contemporary shot in the video. After the detention, he said that he took the uniform from a blogger for shooting in the video.
Earlier, the cultural observer Glory Shatronov wrote on Facebook that the police detained the actor of the “contemporary” Dmitry Smolev right in front of the play in which he was supposed to play.
“Today, before the play“ Dumas ”, Mikhail Efremov entered the advance (he was the director of the production, as the performer was not involved in it) and said that Dmitry Smolev, playing d'Artagnan (he was not d'Artagnan, but a diletor, but it did not matter). The performance took place, for the role of two compositions, Evgeny Pavlov came out instead of Smolev, ”wrote Sharonov.
The cultural observer also said that the reason for the detention of the actor was the video in which he starred in the form of a policeman.
“For this anonymous video he was searched for a week, an identity was clarified, and recognition was conducted. They found out, identified, came to the theater and took away from the rehearsal. They say they leave in the site at night, ”the blogger added.
Later, the Moscow Agency, as well as in the comments from Sharonov, published a humorous video that caused the arrest of the actor. On it, Smolev depicts an employee of the traffic police in a state of intoxication.